Maybe he was a redditor who watched as every subreddit became an r/AdviceAnimals and r/funny clone, where relevant discussion was buried under the same lame ass jokes on every post.
When morons posted r/funny material in r/nonononoyes, but were too ignorant to understand how that was a problem, this example was usually helpful:
Do you think it’s okay for r/wtf material to be posted in r/awww or r/EyeBleach? If r/TheOnion posts were posted in r/WorldNews?
There exist different communities for a reason. This is so obvious it’s painful to imagine how some people can’t grasp such a simple concept.
Why should the boundaries of the two different communities with different purposes errode? Because of laziness? Stupidity? What’s the point of even having communities if people just post the wrong content?
When you’re at a grocery store, are you one of the jackasses who decides “Actually, I don’t want this steak” and just set it on some random unrefriderated shelf in the wrong section?
This is the type of bad user behavior that turned reddit to shit.
YSK used to have a rule that asked "why we need to know this/should know this.
This is a TIL not a YSK.
Nah this is helpful I was in a serious situation and now I made it out alive thanks to this. Thank you OP
I wonder what trials and tribulations this man has faced where he feels to make this PSA
Maybe he was a redditor who watched as every subreddit became an r/AdviceAnimals and r/funny clone, where relevant discussion was buried under the same lame ass jokes on every post.
When morons posted r/funny material in r/nonononoyes, but were too ignorant to understand how that was a problem, this example was usually helpful:
There exist different communities for a reason. This is so obvious it’s painful to imagine how some people can’t grasp such a simple concept.
Why should the boundaries of the two different communities with different purposes errode? Because of laziness? Stupidity? What’s the point of even having communities if people just post the wrong content?
When you’re at a grocery store, are you one of the jackasses who decides “Actually, I don’t want this steak” and just set it on some random unrefriderated shelf in the wrong section?
This is the type of bad user behavior that turned reddit to shit.