Labomb

u/Labomb


r/reddit.com•

Sometimes when I read posts I"ll agree with certain parts more than others, but my upvote still reflects the entire post. So I thought, what if I could highlight certain parts of the text and then upvote? Those parts of the text would get a faint orange behind them. As more people highlighted and agreed with the same areas those segments of the text would become darker and darker. This would let you see what parts of the text were popular at a glance. Some other things that could lead from this idea:

The same process for downvotes. There would be blue parts and controversial parts could be purplish (orange and blue?).

Scanning longer post would be easier if you didn't wa

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r/canada•

I'm talking about the generic stuff that you buy at the grocery store that's about 3/4 of an inch thick. It takes more slicing to to get enough to cover your bread and the whole bar is more likely to break when you shred it. Are there any positives?

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r/EnemyTerritory•

I like the idea of a reddit server but it seems that it probably only has people in it for scheduled times. I've been using ET.ETforever.com and like it because it has no bots no gimmicky parts and people who play as a team, but frequently it only has a couple people in it.

So I was wondering, what servers are people out there using that encourage good team play and have a decent number of people in them.

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