Re:Reddit just passed Facebook as #3 most popular website in US
by eitally on Wednesday May 30, 2018 @04:24PM
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This does happen, but it makes things extremely confusing for new users who weren't privy to the drama that led to the fracture.
Consider these:
r/news
r/worldnews
r/neutralnews
r/fullnews
r/qualitynews
r/worldevents
r/inthenews
r/anythingoesnews
Eventually the subs become more and more specific and devolve into echo chambers. For whatever reasons, this seems common among philosophy/opinion subs and doesn't seem nearly as prevalent among topical subs.
Consider these: r/news
r/worldnews
r/neutralnews
r/fullnews
r/qualitynews
r/worldevents
r/inthenews
r/anythingoesnews
Eventually the subs become more and more specific and devolve into echo chambers. For whatever reasons, this seems common among philosophy/opinion subs and doesn't seem nearly as prevalent among topical subs.