Filipe
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Poor moderation
Ignores abuse/hate/insult reports. Report form requires link but rejects it because it's not in a specific, undisclosed/unknown format. Otherwise good.
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Blog Reddit (blog.reddit.com) has 796 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 1.7 out of 5.
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Filipe
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Ignores abuse/hate/insult reports. Report form requires link but rejects it because it's not in a specific, undisclosed/unknown format. Otherwise good.
Steve B.
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Reddit is a great source of information and fun too. But my main problem with Reddit is that its community is too toxic. Arguably the most toxic out of all social media. Therefore I can’t stay here for too long cos I become toxic too:-P
al M.
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reddit is a decent site because it's not anonymous so I know who is posting at least second people on reddit are less elitist, fascist diverse, politically biased, looking for q u o t a by offending the people on reddit are geeks, nerds they aren't looking to ask offensive, personal degrading questions of politics, sex, religion mostly the people who ask the questions have a user name are geeks, nerds the people you can trust to talk to not someone like q u o r a who could be a person you don't want to talk to.
Garganchula
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pretty nice website for just chillin, sometimes people are a little weird on here tho. Like they can act up sometimes toooo much.
Eli
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Still the single greatest social media site on the planet yet the CCP has it's dirty little fingers far too deep inside for the Reddit of yesteryear to really be something special anymore.
David
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I'm still on the fence about Reddit. It's got some entertaining/ valuable/ supportive stuff going on. There's a lot of nastiness too. Also, some of the sub-reddits are unclear with their guidelines - some posts get kicked off while similar ones get to stay, at least in the investing/ stock market groups.
Kevin I.
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Das hängt von Ihren Subs ab, aber viele Untergebene haben eine lange Tradition oder Ideen, die, wenn neue Leute hinzukamen, einfach so lange Downvote werden, bis sich niemand mehr die Mühe macht, zu debattieren. Einige Dinge könnten schädlich sein, wie z.B. r/germany, die dazu neigen, Leute zu Downvoted, die zur Verwendung von Masken raten.
The Transgender C.
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Not as bad as Quora in moderation and people (despite having self-absorbed circlejerks) but for the Goddess’ sake stop calling the Czech Republic Eastern Europe! Even if we divide Europe just to West and East, non-Orthodox and non-Muslim post-communist countries are BLATANT West! Every child here knows it. By keeping the archaic dinosaur Iron Curtain division of Europe you’re insulting the real Easterners too, considering famine in Ukraine and other atrocities. Grow up. You’re dinosaurs so evolve or die out.