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3 sites if you include Twitter . Twitter and Reddit seem to be in a mismanagement competition right now. Not sure who's winning

My biggest pet peeves about reddit are probably

1. Know-it-alls who treat everyone like they're stupid. Sometimes it feels like everyone is clamouring to look like the smartest person in the room. Can we just talk to each other like friends instead of turning everything into a competition?

2. People not understanding sarcasm. It might come with the territory of semi-anonymity, but there's probably some overlap with assuming everyone is dumber than you too. There's a reason why /s became popular on Reddit specifically.

3. General toxicity. It's actually gotten better in recent years. It got pretty weird in those peak anti-woke years though

I don't care what age users are. Just treat others with respect and I'll be cool.

Hmmm. Mine has font size and post size settings, but I did the app install. On Android

You could try updating if you have it installed

Just rewatched True Grit, this time with the subs on. It's much better that way since it's impossible to understand Jeff Bridges in that movie. I missed a lot of funny dialogue before.

I thought he said he was going to turn down future roles in which he died. Guess that didn't last.

Yes. Pretty clean interface and it's customizable. Visually similar to old.reddit

My first post. RIP RIF.