[Moxdi]

I liked Reddit but I think it's too big now, the format just doesn't work for such a big website, I can't imagine the data they have though, I'm sure you can make some crazy psychological profiles with some of the data in there.

[ProAm]

It's literally the worst parts of Twitter combined with the worst parts of Facebook with comments from YouTube. I guess most aggregators are cesspools after your cross a certain DAU threshold.

[himlion]

I think the subreddits are a nice solution for that though. There are a lot of very nice and useful niche subreddits.

I agree the frontpage and r/all is a cesspool.

[noir_lord]

It’s the niche subreddits that keep me using it for now.

The trend is towards worse though with pretty much everything they do lately.

[HNLurker2]

Recommendaome subreddits, I won't ruin them :)

[praneshp]

> It's literally the worst parts of Twitter combined with the worst parts of Facebook with comments from YouTube

No it is not. Stop using literally so liberally.

[usuallymatt]

https://snoopsnoo.com/

[jumbopapa]

Wow. They nailed that.

[jjakque]

I'm quite curious to know if there's a place people chat about what they want after Reddit?

[jaabe]

Or after social media in general.

Even HN is extremely impersonal, and while the moderation and content is significantly better than most alternatives, I still often feel like it mainly adds FOMO typed stress to my with little value gained in return.

I mean, even if we end up having an interesting conversation in this thread, we’ll probably never speak again. That’s not really a good form of interaction is it?

At least Reddit’s redesign made it easy to quit.