Witch hunts. Remember the fiasco after the Boston Marathon bombing?
this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2023
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I actually liked megathreads, they usually meant big news and I didn't have to read 20 posts about the same thing.
But what I disliked about reddit was when trolls from some subreddits would spam CP to get other subreddits closed
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I can hope it won’t but I know it’s gonna happen anyway - the chronically online mentality that was everywhere on Reddit.
On reddit it always seemed like a lot of people (or at least the most vocal ones) never actually go outside and have this very idealized and unrealistic view on the world.
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Entire post that are just a screencap from a tv show with an unedited quote as the title. Those used to flood any show specific sub to the point of annoyance. They add nothing to the conversation.
Questions that are almost certainly article writers from Buzzfeed fishing for content… wait a second…
Greedy CEOs
Powermods who collects the title more than doing the actual moderating.
Those damn comment copying bots. (Or any kind of malicious bot actually..)
Not sure if from Reddit, but I would love to see external links open in a new tab by default.