reddit is hardly an example of community, look what they did with Doge, they basically kicked moolah out with their aggressiveness and censorship.
I don't use reddit. They lost me when they decided to censor peoples political beliefs.
I'm finding the same thing. And r/bitcoin is no different. The admins will heap together downvotes on stories that they would prefer to not see on the front page or just delete threads altogether. Don't call something a community when it is really an oligarchy. Information should be left to it's own merits, and admins and mods should see only that the forum rules and etiquette be followed. Information filtering/censorship is wrong and damaging for the community.
It's good that schools got computers for the kids to learn on in the 90's, but you should have to pass an internet ethics course before being allowed to use the internet

. The conversation can deteriorate into what sounds like Halo or Call of Duty gaming chat rather quickly. It is frustrating.
Disclaimer: I still read reddit.
Umm... LOL? Do you realize what a Oligarchy is/was? I doubt the Admins of r/bitcoin would be so hellbent rich and voting down votes because, it's a Oligarchy people!
Isn't that irrelevant itself? Going on to a new topic whilst talking about this Oligarchy?
Reddit is terrible. I hate that place. It seems its always the most aggressive that gets noticed and it's a shame.
They also like to shut down political discourse that disagrees with the residents of their echo chamber. No thanks.
Anyway, back on saying
'reddit' 'Reddit' is terrible. I love how you guys are just giving one example, which is r/bitcoin, and saying ALL of Reddit is terrible. There's so many subreddits on Reddit, that you can barely count. Yet, you speak of each one questioning the 'Politicial beliefs'.
Oh yes, every Subreddit, including r/trees, r/gonewild, r/NoSleep, r/NoSleep Butler, r/Gaming, and hell, even r/WTF, too, huh?
Because that's totally not a invalid generalization, and guess what? Now everybody over at 4Chan never fight with each other. Oh, and yes, everyone in the Bitcoin community are blood thirsty scammers looking for another buck.

EDIT: r/LetsNotMeet is now the leader of their 'Oligarchy'.