> as a user, you also know that the link will point you to another place on Reddit instead of some SEO-driven garbage. This sentence certainly makes a bold ass

> as a user, you also know that the link will point you to another place on Reddit instead of some SEO-driven garbage. This sentence certainly makes a bold assumption. Reddit is still pretty decent for niche topics, but I'm not sure how much I can trust it anymore - although, granted, that's true of most search results online. It's wild how much more useful Youtube has gotten, especially when it comes to videos updated before a given timeframe. Our home has some older appliances, and I've begrudingly started searching Youtube for repair content over text-only results.