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View submission: Experimental reddit change: subreddits may now opt-out of /r/all
I agree. I understand the appeal of not having an influx of strangers that haven't read your subreddit rules screwing with votes and comments, but a lot of people, myself included, use /r/all in combination of gold or RES filtering to find new subreddits and content that they/I wouldn't normally have on my front page.
Comment by account9211 at 07/07/2014 at 22:19 UTC
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it's like when you hang out with someone you don't notice them slowly becoming an asshole over time but then one day you notice that you'd never start hanging out with such a huge asshole.
spoilers: the huge asshole is reddit.