Reddit now has as many users as Twitter, with far more engagement per user.

[Hungerpain]

Reddit> Twitter.
You can actually learn a lot of useful sht on there
fukk you gonna learn on twitter besides the "news" and ramblings from attention starved idiots.
I know Thecoli hates reddit but it is what it is.

 

[Take It In Blood]

reddit is useful for tech information and general information on just about every topic on the planet (if u stay in the science and technology subreddits)

I've never seen the horror stories people say about it but then again I'm not there to socialize and shoot the breeze, I'm only on that site for info. I stick to my interest and bounce

wtf is twitter even for?

Never had the desire to create an account and it seems like a big waste of time unless you have something to actually promote or sell

 

[VelourSocks]

If you stay away from the heavily opinionated subreddits and the popular ones, Reddit is pretty dope. You still see casual racism but that's to be expected in a primarily white safe space.

 

[Thanos]

I prefer Twitter, there are lot more interesting characters. I ain't even on Reddit to talk, it's just get information.

 

[Cadillac]

reddit for the links*

this

reddit is useful for something and thats links and streams

 

[Cadillac]

If you stay away from the heavily opinionated subreddits and the popular ones, Reddit is pretty dope. You still see casual racism but that's to be expected in a primarily white safe space.

@bolded which ones are these

 

[Donald Trumps Twitter]

Reddit is a useful tool. If you stumble upon racism you are browsing in the WRONG subforums or reading all the most downvoted comments in the regular subforums.




Video game guides, sport links, ppv streams, basically any subject you can think of and many niche subforums in between.

 

[010101]

this

reddit is useful something and thats links and streams

you know the deal*

 

[Donald Trumps Twitter]

100%, i dont know how to navigate around that site. it makes little sense not very user friendly.

but this black chick from london was talking about some article on reddit, i was like this shyt is mad popular.

My first year was like that. Rarely visited. The search bar is your bestfriend though.


Search for anything to engage a lively community, r/ThirteenReasonsWhy , r/humor , /gifsthatendtoosoon , /fortniteBR

I mean the communities are endless.


You’ll get the hang of it, soon enough you’ll see which posts are karma farms, and when and where and how to hit them for max karma. (Had a 2.4 thousand upvoted post last week which doubled my upvote count lol)

 

[Cadillac]

Plus dont Reddit have alot of Bot accounts/fake accounts /etc?

I remember something about Reddit having alot of fake acounts

 

[Donald Trumps Twitter]

@bolded which ones are these

r/thedonald for example is a toxic wasteland

And I never visited it, I just read about it in a post on r/news


Also one of the police-ran subreddits is pretty damn bad too, they dont believe police brutality exists.



Again, upvoted comments told me about that as well.

 

[Morethan1]

 

[Donald Trumps Twitter]

 

[Big Brown Areola]

 

[Absolut]

Hard to believe really. The few times I’ve looked for DIY/informational type threads it was a dumb layout where bunches of comments were out of order, and you had to click each comment to see responses or you’d miss em. Dunno if they changed, stopped going there even for streams once I found a much better platform 5-6 years ago