hot take: Reddit has been a “logged-in-only experience” since i started using it 15 years ago. default subs and front page have always been trash brainrot, and the real value of Reddit has always been in niche communities, ie a curated user-specific homepage.
that said, their incessant insistence on brainrot like AITA and AskReddit got me off that platform years ago at this point.
hot take: Reddit has been a “logged-in-only experience” since i started using it 15 years ago. default subs and front page have always been trash brainrot, and the real value of Reddit has always been in niche communities, ie a curated user-specific homepage.
that said, their incessant insistence on brainrot like AITA and AskReddit got me off that platform years ago at this point.