Be able to expand more about the web and networks from here. I did that on Reddit as a jump off point.
this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2023
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Talking about hardware is such a nightmare on Reddit these days that I completely avoid it. There's a never ending crowd of people/astroterfers/fanbois posting confidently about shit they have no clue about and are often completely wrong. Their arguments usually boil down to their feels and not objective facts at all.
Apart from the couple of occasional subject matter experts that you see pop up occasionally the tech subs are a write-off now.
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Plenty of camaraderie, suggestions and wild discussions on /r/HPFanfiction
My most productive usage of Reddit was as a fast, easy way to find good information on pretty much any subject - at least as a starting point. Anything from home DIY stuff, to building a PC, to self-help and fashion advice
It would be wonderful to have a version of Reddit that didn't have a crazy profit motive and was focused on the users.