Maybe they shouldn’t have gotten rid of r/all?

Reddit still caters to a lot of organic and genuinely human conversations, but make no mistake, the bots, the politics, are becoming a cancer. There is a lot of opportunities in ad growth, similar to any social platform. AI is going to get to the point of being bloated by bot reactions, negativity, and other alarming query results that search engines may soon shy away from. Maybe Reddit shouldn’t have gotten rid of what essentially made them stand apart from all others - r/all(r/all). This was

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