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Context and nuance? On Reddit? Usually I think it lacks both.
by asimilator 4y ago
Context and nuance? On Reddit? Usually I think it lacks both.
- freeflight 4y agoIf Twitter is the frame of reference being used, then Reddit wins out by virtue of layout and content allowances. Trying to cram context and nuance, about topics that can be very big and complicated, into 280 character text bites is not the easiest task. While the character limit for a Reddit comment is 10k.
- deely3 4y agoI think its wrong to speak about Reddit as a whole. There a lot of small moderated communities where you can discuss anything without "noise". Just ignore most popular sabs. Yay, someone downvoted me just like on a reddit!
- red-iron-pine 4y agoIs it a front-page sub? or a niche / specialized / hobby sub? Lowest common denominator means front page or highly trafficked subs will be terrible. But find a smaller community and it's generally better.