>>2286761We all know what Reddit is and how infamous is it here, on 4chan.
Yes, the community of the site is how it is, but does that make the whole site bad? I mean, there are subreddits about concrete topics. For example, if someone had a not-so-powerful PC, they could check a subreddit ONLY about recommending games that could run on weak computers. Would checking it make him a worse person and automatically change him into pun-making fan of Rick and Morty?
Is it really good judging a whole site full of different people only because there are some awful communities in there? What if someone judged the whole 4chan just by looking at /pol/ and /b/?
I expect a lot of hate (even thought desu I left Reddit like six months ago), but I'm proud that I was the one to talk about this taboo.
