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What kind of reddit do you browse? The /r/funny one or the /r/composting one?
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Not even a big "browser". This realization hit me after missing some uni events after reading negative comments on town subreddit, then discovering that I actually know one of the commenters in real life and he is just a plain idiot and it was an obvious mistake to not go. When there is no objective criteria, relying on personal judgement or plain chance is just a better way to go instead of overthinking based on stranger advice.
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Meeting a few redditors in real life shows you who you're interacting with. It's a very mixed bag.
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