Get off r/all or maybe even get off Reddit altogether. I spend less and less time there myself, only browsing r/cars, r/autos, r/boxing, and a few others from time to time on my lunch breaks. My last Reddit post was a while back. My three last actual Reddit interactions were me pming people telling them they should check out Hubski.I dunno. Just bothers me.
Step 1- Remove all image subreddits Step 2- Remove all default subreddits Step 3- Subscribe to small subreddits and heavily modded ones like /r/askscience Step 4- Don't venture outside your walled garden unless you want to jerk off You are now subscribed to 8 subreddits and reddit is almost a sane place.
This seems like a good place to suggest some subreddits that I enjoy: /r/AskSocialScience /r/OutOfTheLoop /r/BreakingDad (Private, for dads only)
This really is the way to do it. I subscribe to small enough/few enough subreddits that I actually see every single link posted to them (I know because I hide them all after I view them, and run out quite often). And most of them are things I'm actually interested in hearing about. If I want to relax and just read a bunch of easily consumable content, I go to /r/all.
Good for you. I don't see why your preferences should dictate mine, though. I find Reddit to be informative and funny at times, and that's good enough for me. It's the /r/The_Donald part that I don't find good enough. EDIT: Sorry, man, I shouldn't've been so mean about it. I know you mean good, but it sounded like just because you don't like something, I shouldn't, either. I won't judge you if you don't, so don't judge me if I do. Unless it's actively detrimental to my mental health, I see no reason to quit Reddit or even stop browsing it. Don't give in to the anti-Reddit circlejerk that's been going on around Hubski lately. As much as we hail ourselves as "a thoughtful web", we, too, have our weaknesses, and I hope that you, with the kind heart, won't succumb to it.