/r/reddit

So, are there any redditors out here on PC? Which subreddits would you perhaps recommend for a person that is new to reddit and might be a good one to follow? Overall thoughts on reddit?

I found this a while back. You enter a subreddit and it finds the subscribers for that sub and what else they subscribe to. It's pretty good for exploring subs about a topic if all you have is a generic category like "technology", "computers", "pokemon" or "programming".

Anyway, you can find literally anything on reddit and they're popular enough to be able to control Google search results, so it's a good way to stay up to date on your interests. But it's also a great way to waste all your free time, so be careful :P

/r/fallout has to be the best looking subreddit. You can tell a lot of time, love and care was put into its appearance.

I find Reddit a good time-waster. I go on it whenever I'm bored after study, usually for a laugh or in some cases, intellectual discussion.

If you are new to Reddit, try general subreddits such as those concerning subjects or video games (at least, that's what I did).

I only discovered Reddit in the last two years, but I practically visit it every day now. There's something strangely addictive about scrolling through all the different variety of articles, especially when you're bored.

r/pokemon, r/gaming, r/funny, r/roastme, r/science.

I stopped visiting reddit a few months ago, but for no particular reason. However, I usually read the stuff on r/WritingPrompts because I love reading, and the short stories that surface from the prompts posted in there are fun to read. Aside from that, I don't really have any specific subreddits that I follow. Anything that shows up in the hot page, I guess.

Find subreddits that relate to your interests/hobbies and you'll find it a great community to visit than just the main boards on the front page. I frequent /r/anime, /r/smashbros and /r/twitchplaysPokemon (in the past when it was still mew). /r/Askreddit and /r/outoftheloop are great when I'm bored. Reddit is fun when you can avoid the drama that happens every now and then.

I get into reddit in cycles. Sometimes I'm really into it and I'm constantly going through the front page to see everything and other times I barely visit at all, or only visit to check new posts in a handful of small subreddits that I want to keep an eye on. Right now I'm thankfully not too addicted but I assume that'll change once I need ways to procrastinate on school.

I guess I'll list a few subreddits that I like or find interesting? Some of it is just food porn, lol.

• AskHistorians (ask history questions, get academic answers from real historians with sources!)
• Bento
• Borderporn (cool photos of land borders)
• ChildrenFallingOver (i'm going straight to hell but i love this subreddit)
• CrappyDesign
• DadReflexes
• DepthHub (collection of interesting in-depth explanations from all over reddit)
• ExplainLikeImCalvin (ELI5 but with Dad explanations from Calvin & Hobbes)
• firstworldanarchists
• FoodPorn_ja
• keming (text kerning gone wrong)
• nonononoyes
• nosleep (scary stories, I check in and read the top posts every week)
• NotTheOnion
• OutOfTheLoop (explanations for current events, memes, etc.)
• sushi
• SushiAbomination

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I found this a while back. You enter a subreddit and it finds the subscribers for that sub and what else they subscribe to. It's pretty good for exploring subs about a topic if all you have is a generic category like "technology", "computers", "pokemon" or "programming".

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Oh this is awesome! Thank you......... I think. (School year just started so I'm feeling like maaaaybe finding new subs is a bad idea at this time, hahaha.)

Reddit is my go-to site after PC these days. It has been a go-to for awhile, but I only regularly visit a few spots now besides the Front Page.

/r/tennis
/r/lego
/r/dbz
/r/nintendo

Other than those, I rarely look deeper into subreddits anymore and that's fine with me. It's not the most welcoming place for people. I generally lurk.

I'm not insanely active on reddit.. in fact I'm hardly active at all but I browse a few subreddits from time to time. Namely /r/maplestory and /r/stevenuniverse. Because I recently got back into MS (and hit level 200, whewt) and SU is awesome.

I'm one of the folk on the imgur side. lol.

i look on reddit whenever my bf is over. he's obsessed with it and is always looking up cute animals, video games, etc. We usually read reddit whenever we want information about a video game!

I go on there sometimes for useful information but I don't have an account there.

I subscribe to way more subreddits than I should.

Granted, I only regularly check out the following:

/r/minnesota and other minnesota related subs
/r/nba
/r/baseball
/r/hockey
/r/nfl
/r/cfb
/r/collegebasketball
/r/talesfromtechsupport
/r/anime
/r/manga
/r/anime_irl

And then a few others I'll check out when they sneak onto my FrontPage or when I'm really bored.

I frequent a few reddits, but I don't ever post there. I don't even have a account. Aside from Twitter and this website (I used to have a Tumblr before realising how much of a utter shitheap that website is) , I usually avoid social networks.

I usually read:
r/pcmasterrace
r/electronicmusic
r/hiphopheads
r/indieheads
r/popheads
r/thinkpad

r/shittydarksouls is my spirit animal.

r/ice_poseidon is the only one I regularly check. Even though it can be toxic af

Only one I'm subscribed to right now is /r/311

r/hiphopheads and r/streetwear R the only ones i check regularly though im subscribed to tons more

i'm more of a lurker but i do visit /r/DBZDokkanBattle, and /r/leagueoflegends pretty religiously.

I have an account but never participate. I browse /r/anime, /r/music, /r/metal, /r/tales, and /r/technology mostly. Sometimes I'm bored and try to find more.

/r/pokemon seems like a cool place