Reddit has some siloing as well, but they don't prohibit memes, which is why the content looks the way it does. Reddit hardly prohibits anything. Individual su

Reddit has some siloing as well, but they don't prohibit memes, which is why the content looks the way it does. Reddit hardly prohibits anything. Individual subreddits do filter a lot of content, including memes. This doesn't really fix everything, though. Problems still arise, and things still get out of hand from time to time. There was some community drama on the front page today... And it goes the other direction, too. One of the most strictly moderated subreddits, AskScience[1], is about as dry as it gets. I don't know if I'd call that group a "community". 1: http://www.reddit.com/r/askscience http://www.reddit.com/r/askscience