reddit is trying to rebrand itself as a news outlet

lol talk about wishful thinking

what if events no one likes are simply downvoted into oblivion and we live in an era of unprecedented self-censorship?

>>2
Yes, redditors only upvote popular stuff and controversial stuff gets removed by moderators. Memes, anime, cats and rabbits are apparently more influential than any news.

https://www.debate.org/opinions/is-reddit-a-reliable-news-source
74% say NO

JACKSON FIVE GET

Wasn't Reddit a place to talk about news from its beginning?

>>6
It was a place to talk about links to other places. Like Digg exactly.

>>6
Yeah, a lot of slashdot users switched over when it started up because they were tired of the poor curation.

>>8

slash my anus

ok

dig my anus

ok

reddit my anus????

that doesn't make any sense

>>9
reddit means read it
as in, yeah I read it already (when someone sends you a link to something that you found on hot/fresh sources, whereas they read it on derivative sources)
reddit means you read it on reddit because that's supposedly where people post things first (which isn't actually true)
so it would be ``read my anus'' instead of ``reddit my anus''

>>10
What is there to read in an anus?

>>11
the chinese try to read cracks in bones, I'm sure you can try to find meaning in anal fissures
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_bone