yesterday i asked starv when a new video would come out, he said "who are you? get out of my house", and then the police were called and i got arrested, such a nice guy tbh
Doomerism is rampant on Reddit, and that deserves to be counted as a strong negative when taking into account whether the platform deserves its negative reputation.
By doomers you mean those emo by any other name? I have two feelings about them: 1. "It never happened, and here it is again." 2. "Look how fast did emo die out of fashion in 2007... Oops, yes, it's not Russia"
The 3d printing community on reddit is soooo far up its own ass. You can ask a simple question and they will call you a moron for not knowing the exact issue with a complicated machine right away.
Yeah, some of the more specialized subs (like r/mechanicalkeyboards) are really out of touch, you ask them a simple beginnner question and they rp like it's fricken stack overflow
I’ve tried advocating for it a few years until I realized I started staring into the abyss and promptly deleted the app. The app is great at first until you realize every subreddit eventually becomes a circle jerk. Still redownload time to time for the porn though cus I’m not an idiot
Karma is even worse then mentioned, some subreddits need you to have some minimum karma for you to make any posts. I wanted to post some epic dank maymays I made at some point to some sub but I guess I wasn’t enough of a neck beard to do so. Anyways great vid as always
It’s actually a way to stop bots/trolls/throwaways from posting. Since they are created en masse, they never really have karma and so by demanding a minimum it’s way harder for them to do their thing.
@@darkdragon5520 but why not make it so that only accounts that have existed for x amount of time can post? If a bot needed karma to post can't they just post something random on a subreddit that doesn't require karma and have it upvoted by other bots?
@@Clone-up2ge I will make the argument here that Karma is actually a better system to handle bots/troll accounts from posting while also helping the end user. Let me explain. Requiring someone to be a member of a site for a certain amount of time sounds good on paper, until you realize that doing so just limits what the user can do until they've been on the site long enough. This discourages participation and growth. With Karma, if you make a popular post or comment, or participate enough in communities, you are rewarded for doing so, allowing you to bypass that threshold, and reaching that threshold can take any time from a day to weeks to months, it doesn't have a time limit. I unironically think that Karma has some benefits compared to other systems even if it's heavily abused.
How does ban work there? Facebook banned me faster than i got used to it, and VK just two times, and I hate VK more. Even though you can return your account after like two days, these are two days completely without communication and any ability to log in. Also, WTF is quora. If it's a question service, maybe it must be the only thing i see in news? These news share only one knowledge: one'd rather migrate to South Sudan than to USA, and it can't be just blocked completely (I'd like to block all news in social network, but question services MUST have such option.
@@Слышьты-ф4ю how banning works there on reddit? If mods see a post they dont like/agree with or it breaks one rule of the sub no one cares about, they can ban you from the sub for a time (you can still view but not post.) If you somehow act too out of the line for The Admins, they will ban you from the site and again, only view, no posting My first ban was understandable to some degree, as I said something that I didnt know was bad. Second one I forgor And the third time and certainly the last one, I said under an NSFW image with a "YCH" (Your Character Here) getting railed "What If a minor sees this" and got a 3 day ban for pedophilia. I asked a good question and got banned (mind you, that was before a total revamp of the subreddit)
I disagree with the final take that it's not that bad, I would instead say that maybe all of the platforms are just terrible in their own ways. I tried making an account and writing a few posts on there and I learned pretty soon why it has its reputation. Now I only use it to look up an answer to a question I have with a game that I can't find much info for elsewhere and it works well enough for that but I guess if you can stand to be on that site for more than 5 minutes a month then you have me beat
A lot of social media is less then stellar but none as irredeemably so as Reddit. The engagement with the upvotes is so bad to the point it discourages or even outright disallows expression that doesn’t align with any given opinion. Should be a case study on the effect of echo chambers.
yes, it deserves every stain on it's reputation it's gotten, being better than twitter isn't even the bare minimum and at times reddit is definitely as bad if not worse than twitter atleast twitter mobs are generally less organized the only time I look at the site is when I need quick answers because the comments will corroborate on whether it is good or bad info, if I wanna waste time this site right here is where I go (or I play a game)
The system that can stack Internet points seems to have a lot of problems. There is a huge internet community in my country that has that function, and some people post inflammatory, manipulated and provocative posts to get worthless internet points.
It seems fairly neutral as far as places where fandoms gather. People who are obsessive about stuff tend to be socially maladjusted. That's just how it is. Ok the karma thing seems like a recipe of weirdness. It makes it about status. Introduces a capitalism of marketing yourself and appealing to the most people. I see how that leads to obnoxiousness. Then there's sexual weirdness. Sex is just disgusting for some people. That's just how it is. Someone has something weird happen in childhood (maybe the got molested, or exposed to something or got addicted to sex) and now they're stuck with it. Whatever. If the person in question keeps it to themselves it shouldn't be a problem.But don't expose people to it online. Try to adapt or fix it.
what's the song at 7:45? hit me with the nostalgia ik it's from some Nintendo game but I can't remember which one alr I found it it's the song that plays while you're watching the instructions for a minigame in Mario Party 8
Nah as a former Redditor I can tell you that Reddit sucks ass; karma limits make the site impossible to use for new/casual users, the userbase is unintelligent and void of nuance, and different opinions are kicked into the absolute dirt; even a disagreement over something as simple as a video game often devolves into 12 assholes berating someone for saying they aren’t 100 percent on board with [insert harmless opinion slightly different from the community consensus]. You clearly haven’t even scratched the surface.
I stopped using Reddit a year ago due to rampant censorship and a distinct lack of anything I actually wanted to see. Everything good just gets removed.
3 days ago my coment got deleted for saying "Your brain in a cunts. Cunts deserver to die. Shoot your brain out" Like bruv any fucking human would notice it was a fucking joke, censorship is a serious fucking shit rn
I wanted to get a slightly different script from a widely used one in csgo, which was pretty basic and easy to do anyways but I didnt know how to. I made a post about it showing what I had already but all i got was people hinting at what teh actual script was. Trying to teach me this language which is exclusive to csgo when they could have just told me to write two words more. its always the same shit
As an avid lurker of Reddit, I fucking hate that place (but I know I deserve it [I used to be on Twitter but I got permabanned for being too toxic {I'm also banned on reddit but it lets you lurk when banned}])
Only madlads or 50yo boomers goes to the popular page, the good thing about reddit is that you can (sometimes tbh) filter what you want to see, I barely never leave my principal page where i can see the subreddits im in and interested in
Fun story I use bing cus whenever i use google it never works right I tyoed in waterloo expecting help with a school project It gave me one result for some random town Not the famous battle or the famous song
About karma, btw. If you have negative karma -- you unable to post anywhere, so you had to farm it, otherwise you won't upload anything. It's a bad system, especially if you get targeted by it's disgusting community. Literal shadow ban.
Reddit has always been worthless trash. The only time I ever visit Reddit is if I'm using a search engine about a technical issue and a Reddit post pops up. Even at that, the issue is either unsolved or it gives bogus information because people who hang out on Reddit all day are some of the biggest morons on the planet, only 2nd to Tumblr.
Exactly I only use it for that sort of purpose too and I often wind up going through at least 3-5 posts with however many comments before I find something helpful and that's just for questions about games. Their brains are too rotted from constantly huffing the cheeto dust in their unwashed neckbeards to give any decent advice most of the time or if you find something at least halfway decent they say it in a way that is either not very helpful or full of elitism. Yeah dude I'm totally jealous and lower than dirt compared to a jobless 600 pound exercise ball with a head that hibernates in his mom's basement all day
It's such a pointless toilet of a site that I blocked it both for direct access and from internet searches to even come up and I haven't missed it at all.
At this point Reddit is where I go to solve issues I have since google is so useless at this point (Brave search engine is already but can be useless at points too)
Wait...the reddit gold thing is REAL?? It's even worse than I thought, and I already made fun of redditors as it is. I've always ragged on reddit just because of the general atmosphere and stories I hear from the garden variety over socialized redditor. Then one day I decided I should make an account just for the lulz. So I do this, and my FIRST post, I get banned. It wasnt from me using gamer words or trolling. I basically said hi and also said I agreed with something else someone said. The mod/jannie said he couldnt tell if I was being serious. im not kidding, it was a very mundane post I was doing to just let them know Im there, basically. So instead of asking him to unban me, I gave several insults to this mod and told him to keep me banned because I didn't want to be in company with men that strongly prefer the company of other gentlemen. And reddit stayed this bad and negative in my head for several years until today, watching this video right now it somehow got worse. Thanks.
After my first account was banned I managed to set a speed run record for getting banned again. In an ask reddit thread asking what are the most useless jobs I made a new account to say reddit admin. Instab&
yesterday i asked starv when a new video would come out, he said "who are you? get out of my house", and then the police were called and i got arrested, such a nice guy tbh
Least based Redditor:
1:46 man, if something was removed by the 2balkan4you mods, then it has to be something insane
It's always a bad day when StarvHarv uploads. Not that I dislike StarvHarv, in fact I am a fan, it is merely an unfortunate coincidence.
Fantastic comment, take my gold kind stranger
I love this comment, I'll be stealing this
The Reddit trifecta over here.
אהלן שליו
I have no words for what it happening above me. It is beautiful
Absolutely beautiful and truthful comment.
Doomerism is rampant on Reddit, and that deserves to be counted as a strong negative when taking into account whether the platform deserves its negative reputation.
By doomers you mean those emo by any other name?
I have two feelings about them:
1. "It never happened, and here it is again."
2. "Look how fast did emo die out of fashion in 2007... Oops, yes, it's not Russia"
Be a reddit user, not a redditor
u said it perfectly
be a youtube user, not a youtuber
No I'm good without either really
lol no
spoken like a true redditor
The 3d printing community on reddit is soooo far up its own ass. You can ask a simple question and they will call you a moron for not knowing the exact issue with a complicated machine right away.
Yeah, some of the more specialized subs (like r/mechanicalkeyboards) are really out of touch, you ask them a simple beginnner question and they rp like it's fricken stack overflow
@@Voidkitty_ that's a new insult, "your community is like stack overflow"
@@the-digital-idiot duplicate
Jk
@@Voidkitty_ q:"why is everything marked duplicate"
a:"duplicate of..."
... What are they printing over there 👀
I’ve tried advocating for it a few years until I realized I started staring into the abyss and promptly deleted the app. The app is great at first until you realize every subreddit eventually becomes a circle jerk. Still redownload time to time for the porn though cus I’m not an idiot
How dare you offend my boi r/anachychess >:( i will en passant your mom for that.
@@davigamesp53 Holy hell
@@dat_fast_boi new responce just dropped
Actual zombie
Karma is even worse then mentioned, some subreddits need you to have some minimum karma for you to make any posts. I wanted to post some epic dank maymays I made at some point to some sub but I guess I wasn’t enough of a neck beard to do so. Anyways great vid as always
good to know, Tom Cruise
Yeah, but if you don't have much karma, you can try posting on something like r/meme, thank me later
It’s actually a way to stop bots/trolls/throwaways from posting. Since they are created en masse, they never really have karma and so by demanding a minimum it’s way harder for them to do their thing.
@@darkdragon5520 but why not make it so that only accounts that have existed for x amount of time can post? If a bot needed karma to post can't they just post something random on a subreddit that doesn't require karma and have it upvoted by other bots?
@@Clone-up2ge I will make the argument here that Karma is actually a better system to handle bots/troll accounts from posting while also helping the end user. Let me explain.
Requiring someone to be a member of a site for a certain amount of time sounds good on paper, until you realize that doing so just limits what the user can do until they've been on the site long enough. This discourages participation and growth.
With Karma, if you make a popular post or comment, or participate enough in communities, you are rewarded for doing so, allowing you to bypass that threshold, and reaching that threshold can take any time from a day to weeks to months, it doesn't have a time limit.
I unironically think that Karma has some benefits compared to other systems even if it's heavily abused.
No software developers understand no means no. They only give you the option of "Yes and maybe later"
Do a "does black tar heroin deserve its reputation" please 🥺🥺🥺
Do ; does Adolf Hitler (Liferpool in Hell) deserve his reputation ?
The funny thing is, Reddit is the place I got the highest count of bans on, even tho I rarely get attention from mods or admins.
How does ban work there?
Facebook banned me faster than i got used to it, and VK just two times, and I hate VK more.
Even though you can return your account after like two days, these are two days completely without communication and any ability to log in.
Also, WTF is quora. If it's a question service, maybe it must be the only thing i see in news? These news share only one knowledge: one'd rather migrate to South Sudan than to USA, and it can't be just blocked completely (I'd like to block all news in social network, but question services MUST have such option.
@@Слышьты-ф4ю how banning works there on reddit?
If mods see a post they dont like/agree with or it breaks one rule of the sub no one cares about, they can ban you from the sub for a time (you can still view but not post.)
If you somehow act too out of the line for The Admins, they will ban you from the site and again, only view, no posting
My first ban was understandable to some degree, as I said something that I didnt know was bad.
Second one I forgor
And the third time and certainly the last one, I said under an NSFW image with a "YCH" (Your Character Here) getting railed "What If a minor sees this" and got a 3 day ban for pedophilia. I asked a good question and got banned (mind you, that was before a total revamp of the subreddit)
It's always a good day when StavHarv uploads
As a person who uses Reddit often. I can confirm this is an accurate review👍
Its always a good day when Harv uploads
It's always a good day when StarvHarv uploads
Horribly underrated. good job on the vid
It's always a good day when StarvHarv uploads!
It's always a good day if StarvDarv uploads!
man what the hell is that pfp
@@therealtony2009 GayAnalDildo StretchingButthole FaceCumShot
It’s always a good day when StarvHarv uploads.
1:46 2balkan4you was an actually decent sub though.
Love this guy deserves millions of subs
I disagree with the final take that it's not that bad, I would instead say that maybe all of the platforms are just terrible in their own ways. I tried making an account and writing a few posts on there and I learned pretty soon why it has its reputation. Now I only use it to look up an answer to a question I have with a game that I can't find much info for elsewhere and it works well enough for that but I guess if you can stand to be on that site for more than 5 minutes a month then you have me beat
disappointed that reddit users are apparently less valuable than tumblr users. very jealous. we are supposed to be the least valuable
9:08 It's always a good day when StarvHarv uploads!
it's always a good day when so and so uploads 👍
6:49 please i am begging where did you get that i cannot describe how much i want to use it
A lot of social media is less then stellar but none as irredeemably so as Reddit. The engagement with the upvotes is so bad to the point it discourages or even outright disallows expression that doesn’t align with any given opinion. Should be a case study on the effect of echo chambers.
yes, it deserves every stain on it's reputation it's gotten, being better than twitter isn't even the bare minimum and at times reddit is definitely as bad if not worse than twitter atleast twitter mobs are generally less organized
the only time I look at the site is when I need quick answers because the comments will corroborate on whether it is good or bad info, if I wanna waste time this site right here is where I go (or I play a game)
I'll never forgive the admins for removing 2balkan4you
Rip 2asian4u and 2european4u
The system that can stack Internet points seems to have a lot of problems.
There is a huge internet community in my country that has that function, and some people post inflammatory, manipulated and provocative posts to get worthless internet points.
“It’s always a good day when StarvHarv uploads!”
Karma farmers aren't farming karma, they're farming dopamine.
Yes
7:17 Reddit mods don't understand thins either
It's always a passable day when StarveHarv uploads.
I have almost 4000 karma
I laughed so hard I fell off my chair at one of these jokes, the invoice is pending
This video was great, your commentary, especially on things such as the Trump comments incident for example, is so hilarious
It seems fairly neutral as far as places where fandoms gather. People who are obsessive about stuff tend to be socially maladjusted. That's just how it is. Ok the karma thing seems like a recipe of weirdness. It makes it about status. Introduces a capitalism of marketing yourself and appealing to the most people.
I see how that leads to obnoxiousness. Then there's sexual weirdness. Sex is just disgusting for some people. That's just how it is. Someone has something weird happen in childhood (maybe the got molested, or exposed to something or got addicted to sex) and now they're stuck with it. Whatever. If the person in question keeps it to themselves it shouldn't be a problem.But don't expose people to it online. Try to adapt or fix it.
what's the song at 7:45? hit me with the nostalgia
ik it's from some Nintendo game but I can't remember which one
alr I found it it's the song that plays while you're watching the instructions for a minigame in Mario Party 8
it's always a good day when so-and-so posts.
If it does then TH-cam deserves a reputation as bad if not worse.
eh simply put TH-cam is bigger than Reddit and therefore will have more positive aspects than Reddit.
@@Cheese23145 TH-cam has so many problems that it’s not funny.
its always a good day when starvharv uploads!
Nah as a former Redditor I can tell you that Reddit sucks ass; karma limits make the site impossible to use for new/casual users, the userbase is unintelligent and void of nuance, and different opinions are kicked into the absolute dirt; even a disagreement over something as simple as a video game often devolves into 12 assholes berating someone for saying they aren’t 100 percent on board with [insert harmless opinion slightly different from the community consensus].
You clearly haven’t even scratched the surface.
I use Bing, I also like pineapple on pizza 🍕🍍 😁😉
its always a good day when so and so uploads
R.I.P. r/2balkan4u o7
It's always a bad day when StarvHarv uploads!
so glad i dont use reddit a lot anymore
(i do have one but i rarely use it)
Before I even watch the video, yes.
Yes.
I stopped using Reddit a year ago due to rampant censorship and a distinct lack of anything I actually wanted to see.
Everything good just gets removed.
3 days ago my coment got deleted for saying
"Your brain in a cunts.
Cunts deserver to die.
Shoot your brain out"
Like bruv any fucking human would notice it was a fucking joke, censorship is a serious fucking shit rn
its always a good day when starvharv uploads
I hate Reddit. I cannot stand moderators and their lists of 100000000 arbitrary rules.
Same
I have a negative karma there.
I think that's a sign of a high quality account.
I wanted to get a slightly different script from a widely used one in csgo, which was pretty basic and easy to do anyways but I didnt know how to. I made a post about it showing what I had already but all i got was people hinting at what teh actual script was. Trying to teach me this language which is exclusive to csgo when they could have just told me to write two words more. its always the same shit
Theres literally a subreddit called "r/bonersinpublic"
As an avid lurker of Reddit, I fucking hate that place (but I know I deserve it [I used to be on Twitter but I got permabanned for being too toxic {I'm also banned on reddit but it lets you lurk when banned}])
This got recommended to me
I don’t think it does
Only madlads or 50yo boomers goes to the popular page, the good thing about reddit is that you can (sometimes tbh) filter what you want to see, I barely never leave my principal page where i can see the subreddits im in and interested in
Short answer: yes
Longer answer: definitely yes
what about my r/conlangs, r/linguistics…
I Feel Like a Nerd Now
Fun story
I use bing cus whenever i use google it never works right
I tyoed in waterloo expecting help with a school project
It gave me one result for some random town
Not the famous battle or the famous song
Do you know where the battle got its name from?
@@qwrezy im going to guess it wasnt waterloo michigan
@@JanJansen985 Murica moment
You can hold down on a comment to collapse it
i don't know why reddit is banned in indonesia
Yes. It does.
it's always a day!
yes
About karma, btw. If you have negative karma -- you unable to post anywhere, so you had to farm it, otherwise you won't upload anything. It's a bad system, especially if you get targeted by it's disgusting community. Literal shadow ban.
Reddit has always been worthless trash. The only time I ever visit Reddit is if I'm using a search engine about a technical issue and a Reddit post pops up. Even at that, the issue is either unsolved or it gives bogus information because people who hang out on Reddit all day are some of the biggest morons on the planet, only 2nd to Tumblr.
Exactly I only use it for that sort of purpose too and I often wind up going through at least 3-5 posts with however many comments before I find something helpful and that's just for questions about games. Their brains are too rotted from constantly huffing the cheeto dust in their unwashed neckbeards to give any decent advice most of the time or if you find something at least halfway decent they say it in a way that is either not very helpful or full of elitism. Yeah dude I'm totally jealous and lower than dirt compared to a jobless 600 pound exercise ball with a head that hibernates in his mom's basement all day
2:40
Twitter has never been better
i wonder what redditors poop tastes like
It's such a pointless toilet of a site that I blocked it both for direct access and from internet searches to even come up and I haven't missed it at all.
9:42 "if are choosing to go on a run your life must suck in some way, just walk and stop hating yourself" this has to be satire, right?
Probably
reddit sucke
At this point Reddit is where I go to solve issues I have since google is so useless at this point (Brave search engine is already but can be useless at points too)
Wait...the reddit gold thing is REAL?? It's even worse than I thought, and I already made fun of redditors as it is. I've always ragged on reddit just because of the general atmosphere and stories I hear from the garden variety over socialized redditor. Then one day I decided I should make an account just for the lulz. So I do this, and my FIRST post, I get banned. It wasnt from me using gamer words or trolling. I basically said hi and also said I agreed with something else someone said. The mod/jannie said he couldnt tell if I was being serious. im not kidding, it was a very mundane post I was doing to just let them know Im there, basically. So instead of asking him to unban me, I gave several insults to this mod and told him to keep me banned because I didn't want to be in company with men that strongly prefer the company of other gentlemen. And reddit stayed this bad and negative in my head for several years until today, watching this video right now it somehow got worse. Thanks.
hi i love ur channel, can u enable a way for me to give u money through youtube i really wanna help lol
“The best part of sex is when you die”
Me without watching the video: "Yes."
“you gain absolutely nothing” false. false. advertising. scamming. money. thats the gains
I ACTUALLY NEED REDDIT FOR SOME STUFF
as much as i hate reddit, if it didn't exist, i would be struggling so much with every fromsoft game lmfao
stop calling Aimee Challenor "she", he's literally a dude
Underrated youtuber
After my first account was banned I managed to set a speed run record for getting banned again.
In an ask reddit thread asking what are the most useless jobs I made a new account to say reddit admin. Instab&
It's always a good day when StavHarv uploads
It's always a good day when StarvHarv uploads
"It's always a good day when StarvHarv uploads!"
finally it's here!!!
Can we take a moment to appreciate how underrated this comment is 🤔
It's always a good day when StarvHarv uploads!
Yes
It's always a good day when StarvHarv uploads
It's always a good day when StavHarv uploads
It's always a good day when StavHarv uploads
It's always a good day when StarvHarv uploads
I love r/shitcrusaderkingssay
I am not a dishwasher
It's always a good day when StarvHarv uploads!
I dont even need to see the video. Yes.