Reddit

After however many years of dealing with the far right cesspool that is The Donald, reddit finally said enough.

Despite the fact that the users can still use the site, and that numerous other conservative and right leaning subs exist, the whining children of that sub rushed here to tell everyone how horribly left-leaning the site is because they *eventually* don't truck with open threats and racism.

I'd give fives stars but reddit really should have done it sooner. Still, seeing everyone crying that they don't get to suckle Daddy Trump's button mushroom in full view of the rest of the site has made it worth it.

Probably one star if you hate people who aren't American by birth, or if you didn't know or can't handle the notion that the 1st Amendment applies to the government, not private enterprise.

Honestly speaking, Reddit have a lot of weird subs than a decent one that will make you wish you hadn't know it exist, but if you spend some time to find the right subreddit for your need, you'll have a great time a head of you, I meet some of the nicest, smart, funny and wise friend on the sub I'm active in. The mods can make you frustrate sometimes with their strict rules, but any other than it was a nice place to read stuff after you done working and want to talk about something.

Tidbits and snippets of chatter in a community of diverse and eclectic minds. A taste of literary curry, olive oil, garlic, ginger, paprika, cheese, sprinkled over a barbecue of discussions and mustard topics. Truly a feast for the open mind.

With the help of Reddit we can learn something, but it depends on which community we are in and it's members.

It has it's cons, like being downvoted for making an innocent comment. You get the occasional rude poster. There are good people on there and good comments.

Browsing reddit can be fun.

I am not sure why some people are really that mad on that website, as for me it's more than cool anyway for many reasons. I simply do not get that absolutely. It have much more freedom of speech than all other platforms all together.

I'm not too sure about this service. It gives a lot of marketing opportunities to share the links and materials but i'm still confused about the usability and ease to navigate. The design is quite simplistic (like in 90s) and sometimes I just don't know what these options are for.

This is awesome site to spend spare time and to a look at popular questions. Meanwhile, your account is limited until you upgrade your karma. This fact disappoints me a lot.

I love hanging around in the photoshop battles subreddit to and submit my own editings. Its a nice laugh!

One of the better sites online for finding solutions to issues. The community can often have trolls and folks that are trying to bunk the system--but because of the amount of users, the information flow is naturally corrected. The site maintenance is strong and works to please the people using it.

I think reddit is great site to know about popular pop culture.
You will know about the new memes, ideas and freedom of speech

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LOL. This site can give the latest and hottest news, amazing site, but I can't get my community, when I create one, they will clocked me, I don't know why.

A LOT of really helpful subreddits. Just avoid politics. Great for nsfw topics, online games, memes, restaurant suggestions.

I wouldn't say it is the best news site, however it's cool place to hang some time out. I always find something fresh and new to read :)

There are a huge number of subreddits, covering almost every subject you might want to discuss. The only real problem is that their karma system motivates people to be agreeable, and to not contradict people. For example, if in the Walmart subreddit, they're expressing their hatred of customers, you had better not say anything in favor of the customers, or you will lose a lot of karma. Or if you post something funny in a typical subreddit, a lot of people won't get the joke, and will think you're just being silly, and you're likely to lose a lot of karma that way. They need to repair their karma system, to not motivate people to give everyone negative karma. And even the positive karma is usually for the wrong reasons. It makes the whole thing a lot more boring than it would otherwise be. But Reddit, in spite of its problems, is infinitely better than City Data forums.

Hilllaarious! It's quiet amazing actually how one site can generate so much conversation over blogging really. I mean you blog your opinion about SNUGGs... Spandex, North face jackets, and UGGs and the conversations turns into an evaluation of what all the fuss is about in regards to The North Face. Everyone lists their opinions and stories and features they love the most. Not only is this a site for people to laugh, vent, or just start some internet conversation its excellent for business to review the type of work they are doing. Its like a round about public survey for their products.

Great site overall. I would like to see some design changes so that it doesn't look so. Simple and non-artistic. On the surface it just looks like a bunch of links. Sort of like a search engine's results. For this reason I bypassed it the first time around and didn't go back for some time. I kept hearing of reddit on various other websites though and had to come back for a closer look. As it turns out, reddit is a very addicting, content driven site that I could browse for hours. And it will probably become part of my weekly routine in some form or fashion.

There is a boatload of content and it is safe for work. I don't think it's necessary to describe what the site does as anyone curious can learn more quickly by visiting. It clearly has good reviews already.

REASONS TO USE:
[1] Boatload of content
[2] Simple navigation system
[3] Has the "addiction" factor (you'll see what I mean if you visit)

REASONS TO LOSE:
[1] Minimal ads and slightly boring interface

This is a fun website for people who want to waste some time on the Internet. And I mean that is the most complimentary way possible. Reddit gives me an outlet to vent, a place to learn and an filtered feedback loop.

Great social network! Always get what i want from here. Thanks!