I’ve read in a few places that communities above a certain size tend to devolve. Maybe reddit can function like a company that does stock splits: every time a subreddit grows to sufficient size it gets split in half. And do it for the main site as well.
I'm realizing more and more that Reddit as a whole is just a toxic place, which makes me wonder... How the fuck is r/daddit so wholesome
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It's especially weird here though since online parenting communities are generally really toxic. You wouldn't expect the Reddit one to be good
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I have come to the conclusion that some subreddits functionally serve as reverse "sin-eaters", devouring the virtue of the rest of Reddit so they can be purified of having good things.
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I swore off Reddit as a whole years ago for that same reason, and I don't regret it.
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