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I'm not talking about the /r/Canada subreddit, I'm talking about the complete front page feed for Canadian visitors. There are several "main" Canadian subreddi
by Lalabadie 3y ago
I'm not talking about the /r/Canada subreddit, I'm talking about the complete front page feed for Canadian visitors.
There are several "main" Canadian subreddits, and the only ones showing up for anon Canadian guests now are the right-wing and far-right subreddits.
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- VancouverMan 3y agoCan you be specific about these "right-wing and far-right" subreddits you're seeing on the front page? I'm not logged in (I don't have a Reddit account), I'm in Canada, and on the Reddit home page I'm currently seeing submissions associated with these Canada-specific subreddits: 6 for r/canada 2 for r/onguardforthee 2 for r/ontario 2 for r/PersonalFinanceCanada 1 for r/alberta 1 for r/vancouver None of those subreddits look "right-wing" or "far-right" to me in any way. In fact, I'm surprised at how left-leaning they tend to be, especially r/alberta. Of the current top five submissions there, four are for CBC articles, for example, and there are a few other CBC articles on the first page. r/onguardforthee seems to be overtly left wing. The other front page subreddits are broad (like r/AskReddit, r/politics, r/news), or about sports or hobbies (like r/gaming, r/baseball, r/hockey, r/FigureSkating). None the subreddits I'm seeing on the Reddit front page seem to me to even be right-of-centre, let alone "right-wing" or "far-right".
- omginternets 3y agoIt’s quite common for redditors to consider anything short of far-left as being far-right.
- AlexeyBelov 3y agoThat's rich coming from someone who definitely doesn't lean left.