Well that just makes the title even more useless.

Thank you for sharing this, i really appreciate it.

I mean it depends which community/subreddit you engage in. If you try to have deep political discussions on r/worldnews (or any mainstream subreddit for that matter), you should be prepared for the most populist, hive-minded, karmawhoring reactions you can imagine. Nobody would expect a truly balanced, facts-based discussion in the comments section of foxnews.com either. There’s dedicated communities for that kind of thing for a reason.

I agree with you about the state of reddit, but your particular take you pull up as an example doesn’t make you look more reasonable than the average redditor. Just my personal opinion.

How exactly does that drawer thing work to access my subscriptions? I haven’t seen it properly explained anywhere yet.

As a workaround, voting and un-voting a post should also mark it as read.

I don’t like to be a pessimist, but as a musician and writer, and seeing how the value of my work has steadily decreased years before AI became mainstream, I don’t see how “real” art will become more valuable. Maybe on an individual/personal level, but not in the industry as a whole. Especially once an untrained person can’t tell the difference between AI and “handmade” art.

Long enough that the biopic about this event is already a year old.