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I recently subscribed to a lot of tech and non-tech subreddits and unsubscribed from all the default subreddits (the old ones). I sometimes browse /r/all for fu
by captn3m0 12y ago
I recently subscribed to a lot of tech and non-tech subreddits and unsubscribed from all the default subreddits (the old ones). I sometimes browse /r/all for fun, but its working out well for me.
- thenomad 12y agoReddit's a huge filter bubble all of its own, though, with a definite bias in its userbase.
- m52go 12y agoYeah, that's my exact issue with it. It seems very diverse on the surface, but its faults become apparent after spending just a little time on it.
- captn3m0 12y agoI haven't found this to be true in the technical subreddits. Sure, you won't find many php haters in /r/php, but isn't that expected? The filter bubble is definitely there in the non-tech subreddits.
- fragmede 12y agoA subscription to /r/programmingcirclejerk/ helps with that and not taking things too seriously.