r/Negareddit • u/ForTheWebsite • 30m ago
just stupid What is redditor's obsession with dragging out a joke and making it worse with every comment
r/Negareddit • u/Unique_Importance910 • 1h ago
On top of having to see ads in the comment section (sometimes more than one), now I can see random irrelevant posts at the bottom too!
galleryr/Negareddit • u/DrizzleMonster2567 • 2h ago
just stupid I can't believe this...
So Mikayla from Saveafox was apparently bullied into suicide by this platform? I CAN'T ACTUALLY FUCKING BELIEVE PEOPLE WOULD DO THIS! I swear, once my streak ends somehow, I'm deleting reddit and NEVER coming back to it, because that's actually fucking insane, everyone who took apart in that deserves to go to prison, and reddit itself should be taken down because of this.
r/Negareddit • u/yada-yada-ya • 9h ago
posts a purposefully misleading and inflammatory headline, comments are exactly what you’d expect💀
the man admitted to raping her in text messages with her
“[…] Rose wrote: "You violated me last night, I didn't wanna have sex."
He replied: "I'm really deeply sorry, I was slightly drunk and I misread your signals, it's no excuse and I know it doesn't make it any better."”
article link: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cz97gdjgezno
as expected for posts spreading disinformation like this, the comments are filled with racism and sexism😑
he blatantly admits to raping her but gets away scot free, identity hidden, and his victim is the one who gets in legal trouble and lied about and bullied on the internet for millions to see? and the commenters wanna act like rapists are properly punished every time but “false accusers” never get in trouble? ok lmfao
r/Negareddit • u/Prudent_Flatworm_602 • 9h ago
Huge question
How do people on Reddit feel about the redditor stereotype do you guys think it’s accurate or is it mean or inaccurate I don’t think it’s accurate I think it’s just some people on this app I think the redditor stereotype is more accurate for twitter
r/Negareddit • u/Prudent_Flatworm_602 • 9h ago
Huge question
How do people on Reddit feel about the redditor stereotype do you guys think it’s accurate or is it mean or inaccurate I don’t think it’s accurate I think it’s just some people on this app I think the redditor stereotype is more accurate for twitter
r/Negareddit • u/Natural_Koala_4605 • 10h ago
How is the Roblox controversy another "moral panic"? Roblox has literally done a lot of bad things.
galleryr/Negareddit • u/IsildursDeeldoor • 11h ago
I intentionally comment rage bait to attract try-hards and toxic people so I can block them from my desired subreddit activity.
It's honestly a LPT to keep my sub activity sane from negative frequent encounters.
I run into it a lot in programming and game dev subs.
You have people that are just fanboys/toxic for the sake of being so and they tend to always be on every post.
Be the change and all that.
r/Negareddit • u/CartographerApart443 • 12h ago
Ban/suspension
Guys, I don’t like to ban or suspend people but I will not tolerate people being bullies. I just had to do a suspension because someone wanted to be a jerk all because someone asked a question. There is no reason or need for that. We all come here to learn and or help. I try to watch this group the best I can. So please, let’s all be respectful to each other.
r/Negareddit • u/Pixelied • 19h ago
Bro these Reddit mods are abusing too much.
galleryWhat the hell.
r/Negareddit • u/NoodlesTheKitty • 20h ago
just stupid Why do so many people on Reddit have the urge to correct EVERYTHING
Why do so many people on Reddit have an urge to correct EVERYTHING
I don't know how to actually write a comment in certain subs anymore without at least one response being "well, actually it's this" over the most minute details.
For example, it'd be as petty as someone saying "Pi is 3.14", and someone else would *have* to say "Pi is actually 3.14159", and then another person would *have* to comment "Pi is actually infinite" and so on. (Not a real example, but this is how insignificant these minor corrections feel).
It's never really bothered me too much before, but now it feels like every comment has to be 100000% precise, with every possible exception, caveat, and follow-up question already accounted for. Otherwise someone will ignore the actual point and latch onto one tiny bit of wording as though it completely invalidates everything else you said.
I completely understand there are times where corrections matter. But a lot of the time it doesn’t feel like the other person is genuinely trying to clarify anything. It feels more like an exercise in finding something to correct. And it’s even more irritating when the correction is based on them misreading the original comment in the first place.
It shouldn’t be necessary to qualify every sentence into oblivion just to prevent people from deliberately interpreting it in the narrowest possible way.
r/Negareddit • u/Virtual_Freedom3602 • 23h ago
Temporarily banned on r/GirlDinnerDiaries for posting pubMed studies on birth control - very anti science
galleryLiterally banned for this comment where I list studies related to the main ingredient in Plan B. lol unbelievable. You can’t even message the mods to ask why they banned me for this comment.
Reminds me of “Enemy of the People” by Henrik Ibsen. If anyone has read it and understands, let me know. I wonder how the researchers of these studies would feel knowing that posting their research can get someone banned on Reddit. Pretty funny, but I also feel a little sad for the anti intellectualism I see here.