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Quality over quantity, my main man. That's why smaller forums always felt bigger. There was more of a spotlight on users because there wasn't as many. On the other side of the coin, they couldn't take you for granted because if they did they would feel the pain of losing even one or two people. Nowadays they can ban dozens of people off of a subreddit and nobody would even notice.I do miss old internet forum days. As an example: I was a member of a World building forum, basically a place inspired by Tolkien and others worlds and making your own setting for writing stuff in. There were like 5 people who posted regularly and a few dozen others. Somehow the quality was miles above anything you see in Reddits "writing communities." Be they r/writing, which is full of morons who want to larp as writers and procrastinate on Reddit, or even r/worldbuilding which, while being similar to the writing subreddit sometimes, mostly suffers from a lack of any kind of quality.
It's weird how the smaller forums somehow had higher quality answers even though they're just as anonymous as Reddit. It must be a side-effect of the site itself. Automotive forums were still king when it came to figuring out issues with your car up until YouTube videos took over that niche. Better that than Reddit.
The idea of people sharing nudes on reddit and telling you to buy their only fans to see more is the funniest thing ever to me.All the porn on Reddit is just whores trying to market their subscriptions. It's funny af sometimes.
And Germany had in 1933:Hitler was elected chancellor of Germany then used his power in office to rewrite/strip away existing laws to become a dictator. There was no election to declare Hitler the supreme leader of Germany and lead the reich to a thousand years of glory he literally murdered and strongarmed his way into that place. And considering half the shit Trump does simply gets blocked by a judge the comparison is just laughable on every level.
'That present you with, well... "interesting" angles.'
Gen Xers are the literal worst because they have the boomer mindset of alogging your monster energy drinks and avocado toast while simultaneously being the biggest shitlibs on this side of hell.How is this guy even a person? How does he even exist? Do they grow these things in a vat? He's 58 years old. In half the time he's even been alive, he's going to be dead of old age. And this is is how he's spending his life? What an absolute faggot! He should just kill himself.


You don't need a financial literacy class to do the bare minimum of prior research for buying a car - like typing "best way to get a car loan" into Google and following the basic advice that comes up - instead of "just rolling up" to the dealership and letting yourself get worked. This guy's just a dumbass, more than likely lying about his credit score/financial situation, and also probably a nigger judging by both the language he uses and the insisting that he had no choice and it's not his fault. Some people are just meant to be paypigs who keep the lights on for everyone else.This is why financial literacy needs to be taught in high school, along with life skills, home ec and civics. Too many dipshits use usury to live beyond their means and they get shocked when the debt bills come.
I've noticed this happen to quite a few subreddits, from big ones to small, local ones. The subs have to have active moderation with autistic rules or else it becomes an endless sea of "SUBSCRIBE TO MY ONLYFANS TO SEE BOBS AND VEGANA SAAR". Dead internet theory has never been more real.The funny thing I have been trying to do some tracking and reporting on is the literal roving gangs of OF spam accounts that will descend on subreddits that are either unmoderated or have 1-2 mods that are inactive. These subs will get 50-200 accounts posting spam in just a few hours and then bot votes to hit /r/all.
This dudes father fought Nazis in WW2? So the OP is what 80 years old?
I didn't expect trannies to take over fucking fountain pens of all thingsNot surprised, I don’t go to my local fountain pen club any more because it has been overrun with trannies. Same with no longer going to one of my local pen shops asking for noodlers and getting an unsolicited lecture about how much of a Nazi Nathan Tardiff is. I’m so tired.
i dunno man sounds like you just sucklike left 4 dead
All the usual janny reasons are there. Wanting to bully others, wanting to be paid in authority, having no life, it's all there.what is it about becoming a reddit mod that suddenly causes a superiority complex to arise in someone? the reddit mod stereotype exists because this type of shit happens so often where a reddit mod has a meltie and spergs out over criticism (criticism of their blatantly scummy and cringe actions).
like, does acting as an unpaid janitor fill these people with so much pride that they think they're suddenly better than other people?
- These massive City destroyers from 1996s Independence Day… (on r/megalophobia)XR3TroBeanieX 1y ago said:Those always used to freak me out as a kid. Now I welcome them lol as Americans we need a good kick in the ass lol
I thinks what's more interesting is that any kind of position of authority no matter how specific or small will bring out narcissistic characteristics in people.I would run actual experiments to see if they become narcissists thanks to Reddit or if they are attracted to spaces like Reddit because they already are narcissists.
I've met many but Reddit has like a specific brand of them, you can pinpoint them so easily when they show up in public.