^ Here's one

but seriously? You can have a look now yourself.

I haven't used Reddit for anything serious for years, but the times I or other people actually got useful answers or ideas is few compared to:

- A handful of mods deciding for thousands of readers that your question doesn't fit the "subreddit" (this happened a lot on /r/askscience)

- Low effort answers by karma farmers, basically copy-pasting docs etc

- "Why do you want to do this?" and other derailments completely failing to answer the question

- Actually literal trolling: "Your first problem was using xxx"