Reddit has no sense of humor

[CyberJustice]

Reddit captured by the far-left and the activity is largely driven by bots. When CT was first announced you can see the organic enthusiasm and optimism by people, over time it became infiltrated with the same rhetoric as the other Tesla subreddits: "We all hate Elon" but its not remotely close to reality. The reality is that X and forums like this is closer to the truth, and as you can see Tesla has some of the best selling vehicles in the world which doesn't align with Reddit's narrative.

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[Crissa]

The reality is that X ...

... is similarly captured, and unlike this and reddit forums, no moderation can be had at all for abuse and misinformation in their specialties.

Moderation is key to keeping places useful and safe to return to. Let's not let political factions ruin it.

-Crissa

 

[Deleted member 17810]

reddit is such a decentralized thing that claiming it to be this way or that way on a whole is laughable.

Specific subreddits, yes. the cyberstuck sub are just children who want to point at laugh. There's some funny stuff there as all comedy, but most of it is. "lol stupid truck and stupid people" Comedy can be great when it's smart and they ride on the dumb side of it 85% of the time.

As for cybertruck sub, their mods created a safespace for.....no reason. shrug

 

[igs]

reddit is such a decentralized thing that claiming it to be this way or that way on a whole is laughable.

 

[Deleted member 17810]

You gonna link to the data or just some random chart from Twitter?

 

[Crissa]

That's not what balanced means. Personally, the website is irrelevant to the factual basis of the reporting, and I prefer factual over 'balanced'. None of these sites pay or moderate their content like say, this forum.

Also, that's not a citation. There's no way to find which study from Pew it's quoting.

-Crissa

 

[igs]

 

[Deleted member 17810]

Still no source?

You gonna link to the data or just some random chart from Twitter?

I'm still drilling through, but this appears to be from this:

https://www.pewresearch.org/interne...-politics-on-tiktok-x-facebook-and-instagram/

 

[Deleted member 17810]

After digging through it's not that data apparently because there's nothing about reddit or youtube in it.

Will wait patiently for the actual data.

There is some interest data in there though, as far as rapid changed in "trust" on platforms versus certain events.

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