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If you've ever used reddit, you'll have noticed that subreddits have pretty strict rules that are clearly and prominently displayed and they offer alternatives
by jere 13y ago
If you've ever used reddit, you'll have noticed that subreddits have pretty strict rules that are clearly and prominently displayed and they offer alternatives subs if your content doesn't fit.
I'd hardly call any of this convenient. It's simply the way reddit filters content.
http://www.reddit.com/r/news/wiki/rules http://www.reddit.com/r/news/wiki/rules
- siegecraft 13y agoAnd if you've ever REALLY used reddit, you'll know that mods are often paid by outside parties to influence their sub-reddits, or in some cases those mods ARE the outside parties and use their subreddit to divert traffic to their sites and away from competitors.
- makomk 13y agoIf you've ever paid attention to Reddit, you'll have noticed that the way in which subreddit rules are enforced is neither unbiased nor clear.