> I've been following "popular" and it's all low quality rage bate and reposts. In my experience, that’s been the case for the big subs/most of the stuff that

> I've been following "popular" and it's all low quality rage bate and reposts. In my experience, that’s been the case for the big subs/most of the stuff that makes its way to r/all for the last several years. Like all other social media, anger seems to get the most engagement. But I haven’t used reddit since the end of April (when I got sick of the ragebait posts myself and uninstalled Apollo).