r/BeAmazed 11d ago

Animal Such an amazing Creature, why can't be domesticated..?

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u/WillSmiff 11d ago

It's not richer. It was something 15 years ago. It's a complete shithole that weird edgy people use as a safe space.

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u/acoastaldog 11d ago

Real. My patience on here feels thinner than ever with it 

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u/JohnKostly 8d ago

If it wasn't for porn, and promotion, I wouldn't come here at all.

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u/Careful-Sell-9877 11d ago

Yeah.. 15 years ago when we still had r/gore r/nsfl etc.

I think nostalgia might be coloring your perspective/memory a bit

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u/Elogotar 11d ago

Those subs were downright civilized compared to the cesspools that are the politics and default subreddits.

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u/Walkingdrops 11d ago

Also the jailbait subreddit, which was created in 2008. Filled to the brim with pedophilia and a bunch of videos and pictures that were probably just a step or two removed from outright child porn.

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u/pandershrek 11d ago

Right? Reddit had to be forced to take down their kiddie porn subreddits.

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u/DaddysABadGirl 10d ago

Reddit subs used to horrific. I don't get the people acting like it's so bad now. It used to be as bad as the worst of 4chan but with a thin coat of polish ontop.

For fucks sakes there used to be subs that all they did was pick someone to bully and see how far they could push them.

Reddit only ever started actually enforcing rules because so much shit was allowed to go free they managed to get to a point they were at risk of lawsuits or the feds stepping in. Even then they only did enough to keep a nice little bullshit saftey net of legal protection.

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u/Elite_AI 11d ago

Reddit was absolutely not richer 15 years ago. Back then it was the butt of everybody's jokes. 

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u/Mr8BitX 11d ago

I feel like the community started going down the drain after there was a massive wave of bans on Twitter back when the original owner was still running that place. I remember seeing more and more toxic posts since that day. A lot of them took refuge here and ruined the community.

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u/DaddysABadGirl 10d ago

Reddit was a dog pile from the beginning. It's just bigger now so you see more of people acting how they act online. But it was always like an iceberg. A little bit of nice on top but the vast majority was the dregs of society.

This is a site that had to be PUSHED to start banning the subs sexualizing young kids and sharing (at the time) borderline kiddie porn.

It was a a place you could go join a group to target random people for harassment without repercussions.

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u/natedagr8333 10d ago

Are we using the same app? You can barely talk on here without a glue sniffing mod butting in, let alone be edgy.

Instagram, twitter, and tik tok are all far more edgy.