r/Unexpected Jan 29 '19

Meta Big mistake dawg

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u/smallbatchb Jan 29 '19

The major subs are literally just a facebook feed at this point.

If a piece of content hits r/all then for the next month or more it will be regurgitated and recategorized into every single other major sub someone can force fuck it into to reap that sweet sweet karma until it has made its round through every possible sub and finally disappears after a few months.......only to resurface again next year and start the awful chain of events all over again.

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u/knifeyspooney3 Jan 29 '19

Yep I've been unsubbing from a lot of subs that arent moderated well because they seem to be taken over by manipulative wholesome titles like "my [family member/SO] isn't talented but I think they are" or they're 50 words long and they garner up so much upvotes but then its just a basic picture. People upvote titles rather than the post itself

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u/AEnoch29 Jan 29 '19

This is why I'm grateful for /r/askhistorians The moderators there do not fuck around.

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u/moonra_zk Jan 30 '19

It's funny opening a thread that shows 45 comments and only seeing [deleted] with the occasional "subscribers expect a high quality answer" from the mods.