Ben
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struggling with the app tbh
struggling with the app tbh, option to save images you see on there isn't as easy as in web browser :(
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Ben
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struggling with the app tbh, option to save images you see on there isn't as easy as in web browser :(
Mo B.
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Very good community. The only minus for me at this point is that it seems a bit complicated for navigation and searching but may be it’s a matter of experience.
Tim O.
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Reddit is really a mixed bag. For communities dedicated to media like film, TV, music and video games reddit is very good. But for any form of political discussion reddit has clear weakness in terms of bias and censorship. The latest dictator of reddit "Spez" has shown time and time again to be incompetent when it comes to running the platform. Both sides of the aisle hate him for not doing x. However he is a bit of a step up from pao.
Dylan
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A website that has begun to censor users to become more "Advertiser friendly" - A website that can't even abide by the laws of the land they operate in (America) I also reported a pedophile to the admins, and no action has been taken. I had to resort to contacting the persons employer with my evidence.
Thiru
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Apart from really bad UI, everything else just works.
Vivek T.
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As a member of this community from last 8 years, I can say that Reddit's decline is beginning in 2019. As they try to become advertiser-friendly, they're hammering down on free speech. Banning subreddits and censoring their mods without any reasons to do so. Reddit's gonna go down.
Haydeeww
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New user with Reddit, so far i enjoy various topics in there!
Jenniffer J.
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Reddit is the source of interesting stuff on internet. Everything first becomes popular on reddit and then trends on facebook and twitter. However some of the subreddit communities can be very bossy and bully outside redditors. They try to harass redditors and report fake spams of their content and indulge in fake shaming. If you don't like you can downvote but to bully and harass some other redditor is purely bad ! Reddit authorities should look in to this !