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Has anybody noticed that r/sipstea has morphed from mildly chuddish memes to impotent political whining over the past week or so?

Yes I am aware it has had content like that in the past but this seems more blatant
It's been that way for a while, 50% of the sub is lazy /r/politics reposts while the other half is usually pretty funny memes. I think it's the only sub regularly featuring democrat fundamentalism that I haven't blocked outright, I just block individual posters and that seems to be doing the trick for now, but it's clearly been targeted as a "problem" sub so the writing is likely on the wall.
 
I do not get how these bot farmers/super users keep their shit if real humans cant make an account unless my IP is considered too chuddy.
A while back there was that trannyjanny powermod that was exposed as a pedo and he got told to at least make a new account so he can't be traced. They discussed karma farming strats in there. So mods already know about easy pathways to farm karma, cant be assed to look in this thread for it.
View attachment 8992545but the post itself will also be downvoted in oblivion for some reason. I dont remember the last time I saw a post asking for hobby-related advice that wasnt sitting at 0⬆️ even with having 50 comments, and the post and the replies themselves are usually completely normal...
I noticed updoots and content can be quite far apart. The average upvoted is not the same as the average commenter. Way back I would go to EU4 sub, you have rule 5, you have to post an explanation of what your picture is about (to avoid people posting a picture with no context and leaving everyone confused). You had a bunch of very samey pictures (a loading screen showing napoleon, with a hint below it telling you to limit your conquests to avoid coalitions) that woudl get a lot of upvotes, but then the R5 comment would be downvoted. So casual browsers upvoted it, but users that opened the post would downvote it since it was posted all the time.

Also, you can set it that downvotes autohide the post. So a casual browser just downvotes advice threads since he wants to see shit people made, not give advice.
 
Does anyone know if there's a way to open a new reddit account without it getting banned from the same device if you're permanently banned? Does VPNs work?
 
Reddit's only good purpose nowedays is to give you a solution to a hyperspecific problem.
It's not even good for that anymore because the botted insanity means that you're never going to get an actual answer, and when you do it will be wrong more often than not.
 
Why are all you people so desperate to use Reddit? They have done you a favor by banning you, you no longer have a reason to use Reddit.
A lot of niche communities dont bother using forums anymore its annoying, if you check my profile you see I post a lot about Warhammer/miniature stuff and all these 3D printer groups are all scattered on reddit. I am glad I get banned so I dont have to see the usual cancer but hobbies nowadays are just find a personal group on discord at this rate and even thats getting compromised.
 
A lot of niche communities dont bother using forums anymore its annoying, if you check my profile you see I post a lot about Warhammer/miniature stuff and all these 3D printer groups are all scattered on reddit. I am glad I get banned so I dont have to see the usual cancer but hobbies nowadays are just find a personal group on discord at this rate and even thats getting compromised.
The whole internet is going to shit man.
 
Reddit's only good purpose nowedays is to give you a solution to a hyperspecific problem. The rest is just botted insanity.
I truly hate how Reddit is the first result a user gets when they ask for some advice on things. Especially on life questions. Every time I see a thread about couples having kids, Reddit is either "You're too young to have kids and should be going on vacation somewhere"! if the user is under 30 years old. If the user is 35+ and wants kids, Reddit users are then "You will be old when your kids reach adulthood and probably wont see your grandkids much when they're born". Also their smug attitude where they think them not having kids makes them smarter than everyone else.
 
Is this the correct thread to share funny reddit posts? I found this in the ballmaxxing thread
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Apparently he is a muslim too
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