Re:GitHub has 20,927,907 closed issues
by maze-le on Wednesday April 27, 2016 @06:47AM
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When was the last time when you had a civil discourse (without trolls derailing, spamming and trolling) on a major subreddit?
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Re:GitHub has 20,927,907 closed issues
by gear54rus on Wednesday April 27, 2016 @06:51AM
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https://www.reddit.com/user/gear54/ you are free to decide what's what
Now that I think about it, even if something is 'derailed' (and you're not into it, being all serious and stuff), that branch is simply hidden. Something you can't do here.
> on a major subreddit?
That you realise that that's a necessary qualifier implies the solution. Yes, you're not going to have good quality discussion on a major/default subreddit. Unsubscribe from them and ignore them. There are a lot (iirc ~10^6) of subreddits, including many perfectly civil communities in there for various niches.