[jdbeast00]

i feel like i'm the only one, but isn't reddit just really really hard to use?

* No subreddit directory (you can't even group the reddits that you are subscribed to)

* no groupings of subreddits, or related subreddits

* help is really bad ("subscribe" means hitting '+frontpage'?)

* Postings would be so much better off with a tagging system that would prevent users from having to cross-post

* search

[barredo]

1) Sort of directory: http://www.reddit.com/reddits/

2) Usually, there are links in subreddits descriptions to similar subreddits.

2.1) MultiReddit! http://www.reddit.com/r/php+perl+python+startups

3) It should be improved, yes

4) I guess cross-post and double-post are hard, really hard to improve

5) search is a bit awful, yes

[jdbeast00]

while i know it is possible to do many of the things i want with some tomfoolery, these should be built into the UI so anyone can find out about them easily.

[barredo]

Yes. The UI must be improved. It's almost an imperative to do so. They need to hire a designer just like Twitter did two years ago. Twitter kept simplicity and get a lot of style and really nice themes.

[est]

> no groupings of subreddits, or related subreddits

check this out

http://www.reddit.com/r/ada+applescript+Arc+asm+brainfuck+cl...

[woodall]

That is neat but I would hate to type that in or try to find it in my bookmarks. A better solution, IMO, would be to have a Programming "folder" where all these reddits could nest. I could then click that folder and the page would display stories from them.

[pavs]

http://www.reddit.com/reddits/mine/