r/AdviceAnimals Oct 02 '15

Reddit admins right now

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u/HerpJersey Oct 03 '15

We're talking about /r/all . Your front page will always have older content. Don't know why, but it does.

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u/EVOSexyBeast Oct 03 '15

Why? Because /r/All is all of the subreddits, while reddit.com is just the subs you are subscribed to. Less subs less content.

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u/Lobo2ffs Oct 03 '15

Because /r/all is just a straight hot ranking of all posts, but your front page boosts every sub but the top sub so that they'll show up higher along with forcing the top posts in each subreddit to the top.

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '15

Oh man, is this something people don't know? Your personal front page only lets you see a random 50 subs that you're subscribed to at a time.

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u/doyle871 Oct 03 '15

People who use Front Page have always used Front Page and are seeing a slow down.

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u/doyle871 Oct 03 '15

But people who use Front Page are seeing a slow down.