In general leaving social media is g odd thing, especially if you're exposed to the negative behaviours that are rife on the larger public forums. I find that m

In general leaving social media is g odd thing, especially if you're exposed to the negative behaviours that are rife on the larger public forums. I find that many non-mainstream ideas thrive on Reddit in smaller subreddits as it's a central point for people to go and find communities. I also see no equity language, not that I care enough about it to not it. However this might depend upon the definition of "non-mainstream" as for some people that's currently defined as a narrow set of politically driven partisan bigotry & repressive control, ignoring the massive amount of variety that does still exist in our cultures and instead trying to divide the world into us and them.