It was more of a social commentary on how Reddit is becoming more mainstream, which can attribute to it's decreasing quality in most popular subreddits. Many new people who are stuck on forcing old/unfunny memes, etc. (as you can see by the comments) are finding their way here. Too much of a leap to put the two together without any context, I understand that. Sorry for cluttering your feed.
Ironically, by submitting this I am degrading the quality of r/pics as well.
Umm...Reddit's r/pics front page TODAY, asshole.
It was more of a social commentary on how Reddit is becoming more mainstream, which can attribute to it's decreasing quality in most popular subreddits. Many new people who are stuck on forcing old/unfunny memes, etc. (as you can see by the comments) are finding their way here. Too much of a leap to put the two together without any context, I understand that. Sorry for cluttering your feed.
Ironically, by submitting this I am degrading the quality of r/pics as well.