#I know reddit is still separated by topic but I've also been seeing a shift in reddit

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I miss forums but specifically, I miss how forums have specific areas for things. like if you weren't done reading a series yet but you wanted to talk about it, chances were there was a spoiler-free section specifically for the first book. if you just wanted to chat with people about whatever, there was an off-topic section. if you wanted to discourse about vriska, you went to the vriska quarantine threads. now I take one step into a fandom tag and am barraged on all sides by 20 different tangentially-related conversations and arguments that I care nothing about

#I know reddit is still separated by topic but I've also been seeing a shift in reddit #where a lot of subs are becoming more like. homogenous with each other? #I've complained about /r/namenerds before but it used to be a sub to discuss baby name trends and interesting names across the world #but all the time now people post things about how their sister-in-law used the same baby name as them and it's like #okay sure. I GUESS that's barely related to names. but it's not what this sub is supposed to be #every sub on reddit feels like it's slowly slowly morphing into AITA for some reason. like crab evolution #personal ramblings #idk where I'm going with this I've just been lurking the godot forums for gamedev and got nostalgic for the mspa & wc forums