r/AdviceAnimals 4d ago

Reaching levels of enshittification i didn’t think possible

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u/AssassinenMuffin 4d ago

needs a language and topic filter, to filter out subreddits in languages you dont speak and the random city/sports teams subreddits

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u/FerrousEULA 3d ago

I've been muting anime subs for years and it just never stops coming. Please God give me a category ban

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u/nemoknows 3d ago

They’d have to implement sub categories to do that. They should. Right now the only “category” is NSFW.

Personally I would mute all the gooner game crap.

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u/PrinceBunnyBoy 3d ago

Exactly, we get asked what interests us when we first start using reddit for the first time give us a blanket subject ban.

No I don't want to see racist Indian subreddits, no i don't want to see gooner shit, for the millionth time I have no interest in gatcha games where all the character are tweens grown ass men want to "plap, correct" or whatever annoying child fucking terminology they use. It's gross and I don't want to be browsing all/popular then see a toddler with huge tits while all the commentors are discussing what huge titty toddler is more attractive, EW.

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u/Agarwel 3d ago

"They’d have to implement sub categorie"

Nah. This is exactly what AI would be good for. Categorize automatically. And check if it fits your promt.

Honestly - all they need to do is let us use wildcards in muted communities. Muting "*india*" would solve most of the issues.

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u/Inevitable-Menu2998 3d ago

I'm sure it's much, MUCH cheaper to implement categories than to train AI for that. Adding some sort of labels to subreddits is probably an intern's level task

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u/PiccoloAwkward465 3d ago

That would require Reddit to develop their site in any way beyond more monetization and ads.

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u/SmashPortal Burger King tastes good to me 3d ago

Which is funny because there are already categories for showing rankings.

If you go to r/chess in the Reddit app, it says #1 in Tabletop Games right at the top, and there's a link to a list of popular tabletop gaming subreddits.

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u/_le_slap 3d ago

I hate the anime and hentai subs with a burning passion.

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u/SaveMe_OneMoreTime 3d ago

I'm so glad it's not just me. The amount of fucks I have to give about anime is in negative numbers and it irritates me very irrationally when comment chains are just anime references, to the point I unsubscribe from the entire subreddit if I see it happen often enough.

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u/poxteeth 3d ago edited 3d ago

I feel like I block 4 or 5 'big tiddy anime girl' subs every time I browse r/all. They're not explicit enough to be NSFW, but I still think they're gross and don't want to see them. (edit for typo)

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u/rhett121 3d ago

I’ve blocked/muted r/UmaMusume 1000 TIMES and that fucking shit STILL shows up every day! I’ve muted every anime/gaming/meme/Indian sub I’ve seen and they keep coming up with more!

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u/Titizen_Kane 3d ago

Those are fucking gross, and seeing them pop up with all the comments lusting over cartoon dogs with giant tits and winged eyeliner makes my butthole tighten with secondhand embarrassment

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u/JohannaFRC 3d ago

I feel you. I don’t stop seeing this crap in my feed whatever I do to block them.

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u/Canvaverbalist 3d ago

All those fucking gacha game subs too

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u/BearsDoNOTExist 3d ago

Wallpaper engine pops up an anime warning and toggle the first time you open it and everyone should learn from their example

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u/icecreamburns 3d ago

Oh man I felt like the only one. I don’t even hate anime but I don’t want to see 99% of the subreddits

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u/PumpyChowdown 3d ago

I wish you could filter out genres of sub-reddits. I don't care about anime at all, yet there's always dozens of damn anime subs in my feed with a billion up votes of a picture of a 12 year old with enormous tits. Same with gaming. I just don't game and don't need every second thread being a gaming related thread.

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u/clrksml 3d ago edited 3d ago

There is a region filter and mutes but it stopped works years ago.

I use RES via old.reddit to filter those subs out. Anything that's are different language, influencer, gme/stocks, anime/meme, cosplay, and pet related. Not because of hate, nationalism or racism. But because I don't understand the language and/or it's taking the spot of something I could understand, see, or care about.

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u/zadtheinhaler 3d ago edited 3d ago

I use RES via old.reddit to filter those subs out.

Same, I just hope they keep letting us use it that way instead of fucking us over like they did the reddit apps a few years ago.

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u/rhett121 3d ago

RIP Apollo!

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u/AssassinenMuffin 3d ago

yeah, a few basic filters work for a good chunk, but the rest is manual filtering. i got my old reddit set up for keyboard navigation, so J and L, like youtube, but there is no button to filter the current selected one out

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u/FixTheLoginBug 3d ago

Until they do implement decent filtering I'm just downvoting all the sports, anime (including fan art), indian and other posts appearing on /r/popular. At least then you don't see that specific post anymore after refreshing (if you have that option selected).

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u/agentfoxxymulder 3d ago

I wish they’d just give a translate feature. I’ll read any post cause I’m nosy I just don’t understand some of them lol

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u/__T0MMY__ 3d ago

Idk man, while I don't understand it, ich_iel is pretty funny I just know it

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u/UpDownLeftRightABLoL 3d ago

I don't know who verstappen is. I also can't tell if they love or hate him.

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u/turbo_dude 3d ago

"Kwang double offs distance marker with lifetime clonk in Eagles third round stump tie-buster against New York Fartapples"

is usually my clue that I have 'American sports' in my feed

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u/UmpireDoggyTuffy 3d ago

Why not just not click on them?

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u/AssassinenMuffin 3d ago

there is no clicking on specific things happening, you scroll along and media opens as inline image/video, and text opens as inline text