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Definitely depends on where you look. I find that HN is similar to one of the slower subreddits. There's a handful of subreddits that I read regularly, most of
by indrora 3y ago
Definitely depends on where you look.
I find that HN is similar to one of the slower subreddits. There's a handful of subreddits that I read regularly, most of which are quite slow. Most of the "Local" subreddits (e.g. /r/seattleWA, /r/Albuquerque, /r/houston) have their own flavor. On the other hand, places like /r/mechanicalkeyboards are fairly authoritative sources on their topics.
Once you leave the "Defaults", you find a much less frantic and much higher signal to noise ratio.
- friend_and_foe 3y agoYeah, and I'm stuck in a couple of niche communities there because that's where they are, but even then the bleedover from elsewhere is suffocating. I was excited about federating community sites, but now I'm actually convinced that requiring an account for a particular community prevents drive by and low effort interaction. One site for all communities is a bad idea.