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I am in India and honestly the Indian feed is just horrible filled with fandom wars, iam13andthisisdeep, offensive questions and opinions about sexuality/dating, rehashed relationship questions, toxic celebrity news and the nail in the coffin is political agendas directing narratives.
As much as i love the art, the culture and the developments of my country, the reddit community of india is just immoral, no manners reactive posts.
No body wants to have a discussion, they want to post their thought as a text post and skip the conversation.
Reddit community leaders, at least the good ones, are sorely missed. Good riddance to this app. It will die just as facebook.
interesting, im see alot of india based subs in the front page. i never visit those though.
Yes! And the ones we see are more problematic ones. And consider how many subs you have to mute to not see it again on your feed.
Reddits push to get Indians onboard, is going to make it chaotic on the feed, and quality of discussions are falling. I do believe it’s important for the niche communities, but overall disrespectful and disruptive behaviour will lead to people shunning these communities.
I always think its odd when people ask a global news site for advice that is bound to be highly socially specific and seemingly don´t care to state where they are from or ask others where they are from.