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Re:‘I Fundamentally Believe That My Time at Reddit Made the ... by rustlerpride on Thursday April 19, 2018 @12:16PM (#16877136)
I did the same and no longer login or use the front page.

I found that just going to a few subreddits on topics of personal interest that I can browse through for new ideas, user stories, etc. results in a much more positive experience.

Smaller communities for specific hobbies/videogames/etc (in most cases) seem to be less polarized on the platform.

Re:‘I Fundamentally Believe That My Time at Reddit Made the ... by Guvante on Thursday April 19, 2018 @12:35PM (#16877324)
I hate the default experience since it is purely low effort posts. The cute gifs are entertaining but I feel I am wasting my time compared to discussions on interesting topics.

By logging in you can select your subreddits which lets you filter out subreddits you don't care about and add ones you do care about.

Browsing subreddits is the best way to check out a particular topic but I do find their algorithm is okay at pulling up an okay overview of your subreddits if you login. (assuming you remove all the noisy defaults)