What can we do to be better friends with them?

I have no friends.

>>508429111 (OP)
lol have you noticed they're no longer the front page of the internet, but "the heart of the internet"
So fucking gay

Before I continue down this path; can you explain the potential benefits of "being friends" with them?

I wont knock the idea, but you need to provide a tangible list of benefits first.

>>508429111 (OP)
fuck off we're full

>>508429248
makes me sick

>>508429111 (OP)
Stop being a thirsty faggot and running cointel on every other website on the internet probably also archive my dick

>>508429111 (OP)
>111
>we

>>508429111 (OP)
I remember when Reddit used to have the good gore that you couldn't even find on /gif/ since our file sizes have been gimped for ages. r/watchpeopledie was the bestgore of its time. Mind boggling how it went from being similar to this place to completely pozzed.

Fuck them, they are useless
I went there through Google to find out why my Oblivion trees were flickering blue and the retards were saying they were fireflies and should reinstall the game.
It clearly was a driver issue.

Retarded nigger

>>508429111 (OP)
>being friends with a bunch of neurotic, pedantic and overtalkative pseudo-intellectuals moderated by unironic trannies dilating every time you don't use the correct pronoun
I only want to see them dead, and their despotism collapsing right in front of their eyes into insignificance.

>>508429111 (OP)
That's how we got /ptg/.

kek

>>508429111 (OP)

>>508429248
>lol have you noticed they're no longer the front page of the internet, but "the heart of the internet"

That makes sense. I'm not sure when I noticed it, I think maybe around 2016 or 2017, maybe earlier. But right around that time reddit stopped being the website to get the newest content. From about 2010-2015 I would see memes and viral videos and other posts on Reddit, and then 2 or 3 days later I'd see people start sharing them on Facebook or other social media. But in the mid/late 2010s that switched. I'd be browsing Facebook and see some meme or interesting video, and then 2 or 3 days later I'd see it on the reddit front page.

>>508429479
>Mind boggling how it went from being similar to this place to completely pozzed.

It's sad, Reddit used to be good for having focused discussions around specific content and organizing and cataloging that stuff. It was a great site from 2008 until about 2013 or so. Ellen Pao fucked it up and it only got worse from there. The banning of r/jailbait and r/coontown was truly the beginning of the end. Same with r/fatpeoplehate. It limped along for a while but never regained glory. r/The_Donald was cringe but it was funny to see how much they rustled the jimmies of other Redditors.

The best latter day subreddits were r/incels and then r/braincels. Some of the absolute funniest memes and discussions on there. It was like r9k but hilarious instead of depressing. r/incels was banned in 2017 and r/braincels banned in 2019.

Every now and then a based subreddit pops up, but it quickly gets banned. Right now the best one I've found is r/europe_sub

I truly hope reddit either dies or gets bought by Elon or an Elon type billionaire and becomes usable again

>reddit
>in 2025
it is literally only good for one thing and that is amateur pornography

>>508432539
r/MillionDollarExtreme and r/DebateAltRight were really good. They got shoah'd in that same period, late 2010s.

>>508429166
same. I get along with them fine but when they walk away I get the feeling they are naturally repulsed by me

>>508433051
>r/MillionDollarExtreme and r/DebateAltRight were really good. They got shoah'd in that same period, late 2010s.

Yeah, the /Debate[ideology] subreddits are the most obvious cases of censorship if you ever need to red pill a normie about reddit's bias. r/debatecommunism still exists. But r/debatefascism was banned in 2019.

The most egregious case imo was the situation with the r/darkenlightenment subreddit. It wasn't a big subreddit and basically existed just to discuss the blog posts of Curtis Yarvin aka Mencius Moldbug. The mods on that subreddit made sure to ban users if they ever broke reddit rules, and as a result, reddit admins really weren't able to ban the subreddit.

So what did they do? They just banned all the moderators of the subreddit, put in their own moderators, and then closed submissions. The r/dark enlightenment subreddit is still there technically, but with basically no new posts since 2018 or 2019. Fuck Reddit

>>508429248
They haven't been the front page of the internet since around 2019

>>508429111 (OP)
We can admit we'd miss them a little if they died.