Eric S.

Videos violently move to different locations on the screen every time I try to scroll the text, making it very tedious and inconvenient to try to read it. The videos obstruct different parts of the text when they move to different places.

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.

When you go to the store to pick up your order, you often have to wait in line a long time. And I keep having minor problems with them. Once, they gave me my order without a bag, and, without thinking about it, I put it in my shopping cart. Then, when I finished shopping, I forgot about my order, and ended up paying for it twice. And when I tried to contact Walmart about it, I got a runaround and never did get a refund of the excess payment. Another time, after waiting for customer service, it turned out what they sent was not what I ordered, so I was just wasting time waiting in line for it. They should send a clear picture in the email message, showing what you're going to get when you pIck it up, so you will know to cancel the order instead of going there and waiting in line and hating Walmart. And as for the store itself, I infiltrated a forum for Walmart employees, and discovered they hate their customers, and are constantly complaining about all the problems the customers cause them. I get the impression, if it were a restaurant, and they were waiters, they would spit in your food, to express their disgust of their customers.

For years I thought City-Data was a good reference website to find out information about different cities. But then I discovered the information is unreliable. For example, a city whose actual population is more than 600,000, with a metro area of between one and two million, is shown in City-Data as having a population of less than 300,000. And a lot of City-Data's information is too many years out of date.

Don't post in their forums. Parts of the information you post will often get deleted without notice, leaving other parts out of context, making you seem stupid and silly, and you might never even notice it.

I would like to know the best website for information about cities. I hope it's infinitely better than City-Data.