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This place is the wish.com /r/askreddit
Bro modern r/askreddit is the wish version. You been there lately? It’s just AI bot spam asking the same dumbass questions that have gotten the most engagement in the past. All of Reddit has devolved to bullshit low effort questions by bots. Like almost every subreddit is just “what’s the XYZ about this ABC related to this sub?!?” It’s fucking awful there now
"What's the sexiest sex you've ever sexed?"
"What's the spookiest thing you've ever seen in Utah?"
These are both actually lifted word for word from recent posts there
Even for years, r/askreddit was drowned in annoying sexual questions like "what would you do if you became the opposite sex" or "what should men/women know about women/men"
It got so repetitive.
It’s that, but on every sub. It’s pretty insane. And then tons of comments that are THE EXACT SAME COMMENTS I always see for that question. It’s literally just bots talking to bots