>Otherwise, Reddit is great for technical stuff and niche community communication. I used to believe this but its becoming clear to me that for just about ever

>Otherwise, Reddit is great for technical stuff and niche community communication. I used to believe this but its becoming clear to me that for just about every subbreddit for my different niche interests, a common theme emerges of a dogma endorsed by the community. This might be a concept, an idea, a tool, something sold, something not sold, but whatever it is, the community latches on it hard and doesn't let go. If you offer different experiences to the contrary of the dogma of the day people either ignore you at best or downvote and get combative.