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askchapo • 3 years ago

Was the front page of Reddit always like this?

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Was the front page of Reddit always like this?

p_sharikov [he/him] to

askchapo • 3 years ago

I just checked it for the first time in ages and we've got:

/r/WinStupidPrizes
/r/Cringetopia
/r/JusticeServed
/r/IdiotsInCars
/r/facepalm
/r/PublicFreakout
/r/TIHI (Thanks I Hate It)
Some guy celebrating his divorce with a selfie featuring his miserable looking ex wife
And of course some gaming stuff

At what point did Reddit become so obsessed with finding people to recreationally get mad at? It's like a majority of the front page content. Terrible vibes.

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corgiwithalaptop [any, love/loves]
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3 years ago
Are those intended to be "inaction" or "in action?" I never really spent enough time on subs like that to understand what they were for.

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- NephewAlphaBravo [he/him]
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  3 years ago
  "In action." As in "look at this behavior"
  
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