As an alternative we have the same memes you know for years in everyones feed here but I actually kind of love that because it's only the best of them!
this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2023
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There really isn't a critical mass of users here to do that in order to be worthwhile.
Oh you mean those hundreds of nested one word comments that add nothing to the subject? Fuck those. So thankful for "tap comment to collapse" in reddit clients.
We still have inline images in comments though which are arguably just as bad, if not worse. I can't be the only one that noticed how rapidly /r/unexpected comment sections went to absolute shit when gif comments became a thing in the Reddit mobile app.
I've already seen numerous cases of people using the place like discord and dropping gifs in reply to a comment, and getting upvoted because "lol moving pictures".
They contribute nothing, they're distracting, take up a lot of space in the comment chain if you like compact mode, often spammed by users that have nothing intelligent to add but feel the need for attention anyway.
I'm patiently waiting for the setting to disable it.
You're lucky if you get a full word. The worst were the one letter chains that culminated in F U C K M E or something.
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It reminds me of the time I first started taking antidepressants and they started kicking in. "Holy shit, is this how everyone else feels all the time? This is amazing!" Mine is cripplingly bad and I've had it my entire life. Being a suicidal 7 year old is apparently not normal.
The r/dontputyourdickinthat was seemingly unending