Certain subreddits used to be like this.

But all my favorites have taken one of two paths:

• Get algorithmically deprioritized (due to a “bug” as an admin told a mod), and hemorrhage users. The collective ‘intelligence’ of the sub in particular drains; interesting intellectual discussions are gone. One such example: /r/localllama

• The sub gets huge. Bots repost memes and bait as attention farms. It doesn’t feel like a small town anymore. Deeper discussions drain away in favor of shallow repetition of the same things over and over again. One example of this for me is /r/thelastairbender.

Os it? I don't remeber a single user lol

Oh, you sfoogly cucklebog

Jokes on you. Post less, remember less.

Oh, you MSG’d bouillon hatchling

Spring

That’s why I keep making new accounts every time the last one hits around 1,000 comments. I already recognize quite a few users here who’ve only written around 3,000 comments total - so by that metric, if I’d just kept using my first account, I’d probably be instantly recognizable to a ton of people by now.

My, oh societal anachronism.

Remember the user that couldn't 💩 for a week or something?

I want to be remembered as the succulent meal that sometimes makes good points and funny jokes 🍗🍚

I don't know anybody here. What you talkin about Wilus?

i have the theorie that there are even way fewer users here than people think, at least when it comes to posts not commens...there is a cluster of accounts that kinda feel like they are all run by the same person.

Feel free to guess what cluster i mean

And there is always the village idiot.

We are the "I know a spot" guys

I remember you.

who do you think you are I am

I get a weird thing where a VPN connection sometimes doesn't let me post or respond.