Yeah I mean think about it, if Reddit users all came here it would just turn into another Reddit with the pun threads and the Bernie Sanders posts non-stop
See I don't mind Bernie Sanders posts because he's my guy in the elections right now, but what annoyed me on reddit was it wouldn't stay in /r/sandersforpresident. Literally all of the first ten or so posts of /r/politics at one point was Bernie Sanders news. Mods really should've stepped up more and got rid of the Sanders spam.
Of things to complain about seeing posted all the time on reddit, posts about a political candidate during an election season seems like an odd thing to list first lol
I don't mind the Bernie posts. Thinking about a Bush/Clinton election makes me shudder, so I hope they do for Sanders what they did for Obama.
I unsubbed from r/politics almost immediately, so maybe I just didn't get inundated, and that's why it didn't bother me when I saw them heaping praise. There is only so much politics one can handle per day, especially in an echo chamber like Reddit.
Yeah I mean think about it, if Reddit users all came here it would just turn into another Reddit with the pun threads and the Bernie Sanders posts non-stop
See I don't mind Bernie Sanders posts because he's my guy in the elections right now, but what annoyed me on reddit was it wouldn't stay in /r/sandersforpresident. Literally all of the first ten or so posts of /r/politics at one point was Bernie Sanders news. Mods really should've stepped up more and got rid of the Sanders spam.
Of things to complain about seeing posted all the time on reddit, posts about a political candidate during an election season seems like an odd thing to list first lol
I don't mind the Bernie posts. Thinking about a Bush/Clinton election makes me shudder, so I hope they do for Sanders what they did for Obama.
I unsubbed from r/politics almost immediately, so maybe I just didn't get inundated, and that's why it didn't bother me when I saw them heaping praise. There is only so much politics one can handle per day, especially in an echo chamber like Reddit.