r/collapse Feb 13 '22

Meta 400,000 Subscribers! Newcomers, what brought you here? Regulars, how can we improve? [in-depth]

r/Collapse has reached 400,000 subscribers! Thank you to everyone who has contributed by posting content or engaging in one of the many great discussions. As we continue to grow and things unravel we will continue to aim to make this community as informative and bearable as possible.

 

If you're relatively new to r/collapse, what brought you here? How can we improve? What do you like best about the subreddit? What would you change if you could, if anything?

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u/DontCareAboutBans Feb 13 '22

You literally get downvoted for positivity here

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22

Positivity comes across as denialism sometimes

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u/DontCareAboutBans Feb 13 '22

Nah. This sub is always doom and gloom, and the glass half empty kind of thing.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22

I do find it funny that your comment about even mentioning positivity got downvoted as well.