Why do people here hate Reddit? Educate me.
Because it's popular and liberal.
>>29525536
Wow I have no idea, friend!
>>29525542
This guy. I like this guy.
EDIT: Thank's for the reddit gold!
>hugbox
>downvotes that stop you from posting if you are unpopular enough
>username/registration
>boring and unfunny, recycle 4chan memes
>even actual discussion isn't good, for example compare /r/books and /lit/
>>29525536
because its a place where shallow cumrags can safely share their underdeveloped worldviews without the fear of having common sense slapped the shit into them
>>29525597
So it basically encourages a hive mind mentality?
>>29525638
>because its a place where shallow cumrags can safely share their underdeveloped worldviews without the fear of having common sense slapped the shit into them
So...4chan?
>>29525651
Yeah. The up vote down vote system paired with users being able to see post history makes most people act phony and that's why every redditor you see here is so easy to point out, they aren't used to being their normal selves when talking to people on the internet
>>29525651
wow, I can't think of any other websites that does that
>completely fucked layout that makes it a ballache to follow a conversation
>karma system results in a terrible community that goes for the most vanilla puns possible rather than good content
>censorship happy where if your post is unpopular it's literally hidden and thats if its not deleted by the nazi mods
>typical namefag shit where people wont reply to you if you dont have enough internet good boy points
Don't reply to obvious bait threads, friends
Reddit is just facebook.
4chan is for the kind of autists that don't mind dickgirls and child porn. For geeks.
>>29525701
Yes but reddit is more catty and pretentious about it
Calling each other faggots is outlawed so they have to resort to using snide remarks
>>29525536
>upvoting and down voting tends to elevate shallow, funny or popular conformist opinions while burying dissenting or nuanced/unique opinions
>popular boards are facebook tier
>aggressive mods deleting posts and banning on a lot of popular subreddits
>clear fabian socialist bias on most politics boards
>pseudo-anonymity with usernames, karma and gold as opposed to true anon posting, enforced and encouraged tripfagging basically
some great niche boards though, and good source of porn
>>29525788
Le Cancer is here
this thread has taken upp al the god shit, well ill do my part.
Its becuase they are big and not like minded in the slightest, making the community and common intrests almost gone.
together with their interface and re use of others memes, the inebiteble normie crisis came /pick related, wich is the soul reason for the lack of community in the site.
in that way, it is more unproductive than kids fapping to boostreamers on twitch.
hopefully everyone else tells the details and what not, im gonna go and eat soon :3
Because it's a liberal circlejerk where any dissenters will have their posting history examined and will be denounced based on what they posted 11 months ago.
Some of the niche boards are good, but everything else is 'I'll upvote it if I agree and think I understand it'
Then again, it's fantastic when you're browsing for knowledge. r/askhistorians, for example, is a solid board.
>>29525996
Your picture! Now, I finally understand!
>>29525996
Learn to spell, dude. It's not hard.
>>29525536
There are good things on Reddit, but only if you have a good reason to go there.
Like a vidya game, wants to learn about the community? Reddit is good.
Want to discuss about something controversial? Reddit is shit, noone talks his real mind because of the Thought Police, enforced by everyone on everyone else.
And almost everything is "problematic" nowadays.
