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Re:Reddit Bans Five Communities In New Anti-Harassment Campaign by sergiotapia on Wednesday June 10, 2015 @11:40PM (#9697354)
This marks the beginning of the end of Reddit. It's been a long time coming and Reddit has become a huge promotional platform for pseudo user generated content submitted by shills and celebrities.

A lot of people are migrating to Voat.

http://voat.co

Re:Reddit Bans Five Communities In New Anti-Harassment Campaign by sehr on Wednesday June 10, 2015 @11:43PM (#9697364)
I genuinely hope they do, it would be nice to browse reddit without them
Re:Reddit Bans Five Communities In New Anti-Harassment Campaign by UnoriginalGuy on Wednesday June 10, 2015 @11:49PM (#9697385)
That site has been down all day. But frankly if they get all of the racists/fat haters/misogynists/etc then Reddit will be significantly better for it.

The site always had undertones of this stuff, but as the popularity grew these previously minority voices got louder and louder and harder to ignore until I myself don't spend a whole lot of time on Reddit now.

Re:Reddit Bans Five Communities In New Anti-Harassment Campaign by baby on Thursday June 11, 2015 @12:23AM (#9697526)
If you look at parent's URL you will see mostly garbage. The migration of the shitty reddit to voat.com has begun :)
Re:Reddit Bans Five Communities In New Anti-Harassment Campaign by robot22 on Thursday June 11, 2015 @01:33AM (#9697800)
I wouldn't have agreed with you until today.
Re:Reddit Bans Five Communities In New Anti-Harassment Campaign by feybay on Thursday June 11, 2015 @01:11AM (#9697727)
You'll all be there in a few years if it sticks around.
Re:Reddit Bans Five Communities In New Anti-Harassment Campaign by infinitone on Thursday June 11, 2015 @12:47AM (#9697637)
This. I was one from Digg to come to Reddit, but since then the quality of posts has gone to shit. Comments worse than Youtube sometimes.
Re:Reddit Bans Five Communities In New Anti-Harassment Campaign by ghrifter on Thursday June 11, 2015 @02:51AM (#9698044)
Yeah take a gander at some of the bigger 100k+ subscriber reddit comments...low effort comments with grammar or spelling mistakes.

For instance, /r/games used to be super awesome with great comments and discussion. Since it got bigger over the past few years posts are lackluster, comments are nonsensical, and so on...gah now I'm ranting

Re:Reddit Bans Five Communities In New Anti-Harassment Campaign by Aoyagi on Thursday June 11, 2015 @01:28AM (#9697775)
I'm quite sure that it will take more than that to kill Reddit. The fact that I haven't heard of Voat anywhere else but HN reinforces my belief.