SmokedMeat
Gamer™
Reddit isn't a single forum like GAF. It's a hub to hundreds if not thousands of separate forums within.
99.99999% of Reddit doesn't even know or care about a gaming YouTuber.
When will Reddit stop being a Snowflake Central?
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Reddit isn't a single forum like GAF. It's a hub to hundreds if not thousands of separate forums within.
99.99999% of Reddit doesn't even know or care about a gaming YouTuber.
Idleyes
Gold Member
Your entire statement has been added to the ban list.
kondorBonk
Member
Reddit if great for niche hyper specific answers and I do enjoy their voting system when it comes to that. It can be abused in some instances/topics just like other platforms but that just takes some critical thinking.
Community run boards on your interests are great. If you don't agree with the way something is run you can find an alternative or make your own. The community will flock to whatever the better solution is. There are hundreds of politcal subreddits for example. If you want your safe space, go there. Or take a gander at a little of everything and form your on conclusions. The later how people should consume media.
Community run boards on your interests are great. If you don't agree with the way something is run you can find an alternative or make your own. The community will flock to whatever the better solution is. There are hundreds of politcal subreddits for example. If you want your safe space, go there. Or take a gander at a little of everything and form your on conclusions. The later how people should consume media.
diffusionx
Gold Member
I post on the forum dedicated to my favorite sports team and it's not really great. The fact is that basically anything outside of the narrow approved orthodoxy is down voted and disappeared. If you step from the orthodoxy too many times you get banned. It's passive aggressive as hell and you see stuff like people going back and deleting prediction posts they made so people can't find them.
DirtInUrEye
Member
The trouble with Reddit is there's always someone else on there who had the same technical issue you have, and they posted a solution to it.
kondorBonk
Member
Sounds like a terrible subreddit. If it's the Mods, make your own as I'm sure others would be more interested in open discussion. There's very much also the possibility the majority strongly disagrees with your response. That shouldn't dissuade you from continuing a debate.
diffusionx
Gold Member
I don't mind getting downvoted but the fact is that after a certain point people just downvote you and that's the end of it.
And no, it's not unique to this one, this is the way Reddit works and how it is designed to work.
kondorBonk
Member
We have different experiences, I don't doubt you for a second. Some communities are hostile by nature. I'm using reddit mostly for critique or DIY.
I'm sure something like sports is a lot more abrasive but that's exactly how it is in real life as well. If you were handed the Mic at Fenway to talk about the Yankees, you would be booed. Then again, there are subreddits dedicated to critique and if we are talking about MLB alone, more than enough alternatives.
If a subreddit or community sucks, forget them. Too many options to be hung up on one space.
I'm sure something like sports is a lot more abrasive but that's exactly how it is in real life as well. If you were handed the Mic at Fenway to talk about the Yankees, you would be booed. Then again, there are subreddits dedicated to critique and if we are talking about MLB alone, more than enough alternatives.
If a subreddit or community sucks, forget them. Too many options to be hung up on one space.
Robot Carnival
Member
just go to the subreddits that doesn't annoy you. there will always be ones like r/fortyfivefiftyfive (NSFW) to brighten up your day.
cortadew
Member
Wisest thing I read today
Audiophile
Member
The only use I had for reddit was typing it after very specific questions when googling.
Now AI has largely taken over that.
Now AI has largely taken over that.
Poppinfresh
Member
Large subreddits were always trash and snowflake/ultra-liberal central, but subreddits hyper-focused on specific topics used to be OK. However, now even those subreddits have been infected by the mind virus.
I mean, even in "conservative" subreddits, you aren't allowed to say anything critical of LGBTQBBQ+, and that goes double for anything critical of transgenderism.
Not to mention, bots have infected almost every subreddit.
It's all trash now.
I mean, even in "conservative" subreddits, you aren't allowed to say anything critical of LGBTQBBQ+, and that goes double for anything critical of transgenderism.
Not to mention, bots have infected almost every subreddit.
It's all trash now.
DirtInUrEye
Member
I second guess and inherently doubt absolutely every answer supplied by AI in relation to Google queries, though. Reddit takes more time, but normally one can pool some results from there together and make a judgement based on consensus, which I find more accurate and reliable. I hate reddit, but it's still a necessary evil until AI tightens its answers and agenda up a lot.
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DKehoe
Member
With Reddit there are so many different communities that I think it's hard to make any totally definitive statements about the whole site. For me its a feed I've curated of communities about things I'm interested in.