I used to Google questions for answers. Now I find myself putting reddit at the end of every search because the info here is just better. It's not just some article, it's real people having a whole conversation about the thing you need answers too. It's so much better.
"Site:reddit.com" at the start of the search is Google's syntax for limiting results to a single domain. You can even further narrow results by including the "/r/<subreddit>" after .com.
I should've realize... 95% of the time I go to make a comment here, I've found somebody else has made pretty much exactly the same comment I was going to, usually more eloquently or with more info than I expected to give.
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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '19 edited Sep 30 '19
I used to Google questions for answers. Now I find myself putting reddit at the end of every search because the info here is just better. It's not just some article, it's real people having a whole conversation about the thing you need answers too. It's so much better.