> You can always create your own and be the first over there. And be the only one over there. If r/keyboards devolves, sure, someone can create r/seriouskeybo

> You can always create your own and be the first over there. And be the only one over there. If r/keyboards devolves, sure, someone can create r/seriouskeyboards, but that doesn't mean anyone will join them. First, there are already X orders of magnitude subscribed to r/keyboards; second, if a new user is looking for a group on keyboards, they're more likely to investigate r/keyboards than r/adjectivekeyboards. "If you don't like it then make your own" ignores all of the realities involved. It's arrogant and dismissive.