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by Woofles
2988 days ago
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/r/neutralpolitics - It's not necessarily trying to be completely neutral, but it's trying to be factual and requires sources to be posted. /r/christianity usually has fairly high quality comments and conversations among Christians and non-Christians. /r/netsec has high quality posts and comments. /r/hockeyplayers has a very helpful community but probably not of interest if you're not a hockey player. /r/goodyearwelt has awesome reviews and information about high quality footwear /r/malefashionadvice is one of the better run larger subreddits that has writers from major publications that post and comment /r/askhistorians is very heavily moderated which means a lot of the most interesting questions remain unanswered for a long time, but the answers that are provided are very well thought out and sourced /r/asksocialscience is similar to /r/askhistorians just different content |
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