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How do you deal with communities that don't interest you?
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this post was submitted on 27 Aug 2023
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I just block communities that don’t interest me (eg. all hentai).
I tend to browse Subscribed but sometimes veer into All to find new stuff that might interest me.
Same here.
So. Much. Hentai. Don't forget the furries too - almost as many furry communities as hentai.
Same with all the weird female celebrity worship porn communities, there are so many and I’m so weirded out by people jerking off to normal pictures of these women simply existing
Maybe it's just a carryover from my time in reddit where I never ever chose to look at /r/all but y'all are making me glad I stick to just my subscribed feed
I like to browse all to find new communities, my subscription feed isn’t robust enough yet to fully support my browsing