Re:Avoiding outrage fatigue while staying informed
by 93po on Wednesday February 05, 2025 @12:33PM
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Reddit is overwhelmingly fake information and covert ads. Investigate any random post on the front page of /r/all, even if it's just like a cute gif of an old person, then go to the comments. Like 75% chance there is something fake or made up about the title or context. It's such a mind pollutant, I can't stand it.
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Re:Avoiding outrage fatigue while staying informed
by mavamaarten on Wednesday February 05, 2025 @04:00PM
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In my opinion reddit is still such a great community if you subscribe to topics that interest you and leave the default subreddits. There's plenty of subreddits that I would not be able to find a good alternative forum for, maybe a Facebook group exists here and there but is that really better?
Re:Avoiding outrage fatigue while staying informed
by barbazoo on Wednesday February 05, 2025 @04:24PM
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Good for you for being able to ignore /r/all, /r/popular, etc. I just can't, I always end up relapsing.
Re:Avoiding outrage fatigue while staying informed
by andelink on Wednesday February 05, 2025 @05:09PM
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This is to be expected for /r/all. But who cares because why would anyone want to go there in the first place? In general once something becomes a certain size wrt users, its value to those users plummets. The only thing to do is leave.