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thundara · 3835 days ago · link · · parent · post: How does an (online) community avoid the 'Echo Chamber' effect?
I'd usually heard the echo chamber described as more local than all of reddit: it's /r/conspiracy+alexjones+moonlanding, /r/liberalism+antigmos+politics, /r/guns+conservatism+alabama, /r/sanfrancisco+startups+paulgraham. The counter to that is +random, +bestof (In theory), and +news (In theory). At hubski, /r/guns becomes #guns, but mk is much more complex, and the hope is that mk + kleinbl00 + OftenBen ends up as a union of #economics + #selfdefense + #foodforthought + #filmindustry + #altgov.