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Re:Avoiding outrage fatigue while staying informed by godshatter on Wednesday February 05, 2025 @03:44PM (#42954831)
I just stick to the niche subreddits (games, interests, whatever). The main subreddits have been especially aggressive echo chambers for a long time now.
Re:Avoiding outrage fatigue while staying informed by dogprez on Thursday February 06, 2025 @12:27PM (#42964494)
I tried that with work. I created an account where I can just follow a few things related to my job. The problem is that reddit will start showing you things you didn't subscribe to. It's a battle to keep them at bay. If you look at my work account feed it's all mycology, bad tattoos, what-is-this-thing. I never subscribed to any of them. Yea, they are interesting but that's not what I wanted or need at work.
Re:Avoiding outrage fatigue while staying informed by Karrot_Kream on Thursday February 06, 2025 @04:27PM (#42966661)
Old Reddit still doesn't have any suggested posts. Also, the Reddit API works just fine within limit. It's unusable for scraping but as a single user it works fine.