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Is there a list of good, high-quality subreddits somewhere? I would like to update my homepage to filter only the best ones.

frewsxcv 13y ago
List your interests/hobbies/favorite things. Chances are, there's a subreddit for each of them.
- archagon 13y ago
  And going one further, each topical subreddit usually has a couple of higher quality spinoffs. For example, r/gaming vs. r/games, or r/askreddit vs r/askhistorians.
  - pavel_lishin 13y ago
    And going further than that, there's spinoffs that appeal to an even more niche audience. For example, r/gaymers and r/asksciencefiction
tsycho 13y ago
Not a list, but if you don't know where to start, check out r/bestof and dive deeper when you like the discussion on a particular subreddit.
- zokier 13y ago
  Couple of other hints for subreddit discovery: if you find one interesting subreddit, check out its sidebar as many have a related subreddits section there. Also check "other discussions" tab for interesting links to see what other subreddits it has been posted on. Picking your subreddits is a neverending task, I'm couple of years in and still keep finding new and old interesting subreddits.
criley2 13y ago
There should be multireddits these days made for that purpose, but I haven't explored the feature enough to be able to provide the answer.
atwebb 13y ago
It completely depends upon your interests, I'm subscribed to a number of music related ones though nowadays I'm wondering why I don't just go back to a message board like AudioKarma...
personlurking 13y ago
Not that I know of, but if you like learning and are curious, I'd look into /TrueReddit and any other subs in the sidebar, and /AskHistorians, plus anything in their sidebar.
SkyMarshal 13y ago
Google "best subreddits" to start with. Also, I guarantee if there's something you're interested in, there's a subreddit for it. Search for it here: http://www.reddit.com/reddits http://www.reddit.com/reddits
davidgerard 13y ago
http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Reddit#Actually_decent_subreddits http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Reddit#Actually_decent_subreddi...
pests 13y ago
Try finding some multireddits. They are shareable collections of subreddits you can pass around.
shrikant 13y ago
In addition to the others mentioned here, do also check out /r/DepthHub/ and its sidebar for other such decent quality subreddits.

frewsxcv 13y ago

List your interests/hobbies/favorite things. Chances are, there's a subreddit for each of them.

archagon 13y ago
And going one further, each topical subreddit usually has a couple of higher quality spinoffs. For example, r/gaming vs. r/games, or r/askreddit vs r/askhistorians.
- pavel_lishin 13y ago
  And going further than that, there's spinoffs that appeal to an even more niche audience. For example, r/gaymers and r/asksciencefiction

tsycho 13y ago

Not a list, but if you don't know where to start, check out r/bestof and dive deeper when you like the discussion on a particular subreddit.

zokier 13y ago
Couple of other hints for subreddit discovery: if you find one interesting subreddit, check out its sidebar as many have a related subreddits section there. Also check "other discussions" tab for interesting links to see what other subreddits it has been posted on. Picking your subreddits is a neverending task, I'm couple of years in and still keep finding new and old interesting subreddits.

criley2 13y ago

There should be multireddits these days made for that purpose, but I haven't explored the feature enough to be able to provide the answer.

atwebb 13y ago

It completely depends upon your interests, I'm subscribed to a number of music related ones though nowadays I'm wondering why I don't just go back to a message board like AudioKarma...

personlurking 13y ago

Not that I know of, but if you like learning and are curious, I'd look into /TrueReddit and any other subs in the sidebar, and /AskHistorians, plus anything in their sidebar.

SkyMarshal 13y ago

Google "best subreddits" to start with. Also, I guarantee if there's something you're interested in, there's a subreddit for it. Search for it here: http://www.reddit.com/reddits http://www.reddit.com/reddits

davidgerard 13y ago

http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Reddit#Actually_decent_subreddits http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Reddit#Actually_decent_subreddi...

pests 13y ago

Try finding some multireddits. They are shareable collections of subreddits you can pass around.

shrikant 13y ago

In addition to the others mentioned here, do also check out /r/DepthHub/ and its sidebar for other such decent quality subreddits.