I disagree with this only because there are some larger subreddits that, by and large, are pretty great. Most of the sports-related subreddits I'm subscribed to (which is the majority of my redditing anyway) are pretty large, but are generally kept in check. But when you go to places with charged topics like religion, politics, and fandoms, it can get out of hand pretty quickly.Unome wrote:The only good parts of reddit are the small hyper-focused communities. Everything else is trash.UTF-8 U+6211 U+662F wrote:I disagree. Mainstream reddit also has a lot of toxic upvoted comments, just the opposite opinions.TheChiScientist wrote: Well that kinda of stuff stays in it's respective corners of reddit. You'll really only see it if you look for it. (Unilke instagram or other platforms...) It tends to stay outta the mainstream reddit which is less toxic as a whole.
As for the debate, it's hard to compare to Instagram because they serve very different purposes. Reddit is tough to define as "social media" because most of the interaction is anonymous; it's more in line with a discussion board such as this.
Tell your friend(s) going to Johns Hopkins to help with Maryland SO (or join the Hopkins quidditch team), maybe I'll run into them.TheChiScientist wrote:Today was my last day of normal HS...
