r/TellMeAFact • u/Ax_of_kindness • Dec 21 '15
Sources not required TMAF about your favorite subreddit!
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u/Midwork1 Dec 21 '15
r/cringeanarchy. It's like r/cringe, but with few rules, and posts are rarely taken down.
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u/DaenerysTargaryen69 Dec 21 '15
Could you tell us more about the difference between them?
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u/Midwork1 Dec 21 '15
Well, r/cringe usually contains videos of people embarrassing themselves in cringe-inducing ways, and r/cringeanarchy... usually contains pictures making fun of bronies, furries, SJWs, neckbeards, niceguys and white knights, creeps, redpillers, etc.
Now that I think about it, r/cringeanarchy probably needs a few rules...
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u/stefonio Dec 21 '15
/r/notinteresting is a sub of people competing to be the least interesting person. It's okay.
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u/veethreearr Dec 21 '15
r/wicked_edge Most helpful, non judgemental sub. Whole reason I ever got a reddit account. Knowledge abounds, and I've picked up more than just wet shaving advice, that I would have never come across.
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u/SumoSchnauzer Dec 23 '15
One of r/CasualConversation's moderators joined through their radio podcast. [citation needed, FYI]
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Dec 29 '15
/r/smashbros has the best flair selection on all of Reddit.
At least 120, plus one of those custom texts.
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u/gmfk07 Dec 30 '15
/r/JonTron, despite now being renowned as the hub for shitposts, went through several phases in its lifespan. Nokel was a mod who attempted to crack down and end shitposts once and for all, but the people rebelled, creating a utopia for shitposts that persists to this day.
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u/DaenerysTargaryen69 Dec 21 '15
/r/TellMeAFact is a subreddit dedicated to learning facts.
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