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Eh - it IS what most users want. In the same way people want to be fit. There are 3 horsemen of Internet forums, one of them is topics with a low barrier to entry. At that point anyone can speak up, and their opinion takes up as much screen real estate and reading time (often less reading time) than a truly informed take. By putting effort barriers in place, it forces a fitness test that most users (and bots) fail. Another subreddit which has strong rules is r/badeconomics. I didn’t know about neutralnews, so thank you for giving me another example to add to the list. | ||