So there's been a bit of drama over at Reddit.com

[SamuraiMegas]

Reddit has some great communities that I enjoy being in. I'm a big reader over at /r/smashbros and while there at memes, theres lots off serious discussion on metagame and the like. Reddit's /r/all doesn't really show why Reddit is great; its great because you can form communities easily around things you all like. Even of it's small they can still be fun- you recognize usernames, people you like and dislike. It's like racketboy but theres thousands of similar amd different communities.

[the7k]

The only subreddit I go back to again and again is r/cynicalbrit, and that's only because he disabled comments on his YouTube videos so that's the only way to have discussion on his stuff. I've been to r/pcmasterrace a few times to help with building my PC, but I probably won't go back until something messes up and I need help troubleshooting.

I've been to other gaming subs, like r/gaming, r/games, etc., and the trash-to-gold ratio is more lopsided than a match between Rugal Bernstein and Dan Hibiki. Places are filled with more cringe than a Star Trek themed wedding.