r/BadEverything

506 archived posts · Jul 2014 – Jan 2022

For those truly multidisciplinary trainwrecks

r/BadEverything

Tired of seeing everyone complain that there should be a /r/BadEverything for when something is crossposted everywhere from /r/BadCGI to /r/BadLegalAdvice? No? Well, I made it anyway.

Created Jul 19, 2014 · restricted

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Want to find examples of what to submit here? Head to r/conservative or r/theredpill, open a comments section at random, copy the permalink of a comment, and submit.

A Member of the Badpire

Welcome to r/BadEverything, the place for the worst interdisciplinary failures. If it's got multiple bad disciplines, we want it here!

BRING OUT YOUR TRAINWRECKS!

Rule 1: DO NOT VOTE IN LINKED THREADS. Seriously, don't do it. We are not a downvote brigade. Do not vote in linked threads. Do not vote in linked threads. Do not vote in linked threads. Do not vote in linked threads.

Rule 1a: Oh yeah, did I mention DO NOT VOTE IN LINKED THREADS?

Rule 1b: It is required that links to Reddit be in the non-participation format, i.e. 'np.reddit.com'. To meet this requirement, simply delete 'www' from the link's url and replace it with 'np'.

Rule 2: Be civil. Do not insult other users. We expect users to act like rational adults.

Rule 2a: Don't be a bigot. Derogatory language is not acceptable. No racism, sexism, ableism, classism, homophobia, transphobia, or any other form of bigotry in this subreddit. Do not accuse users of mental illnesses, do not use slurs, whatever. Your comment/submission will be removed and you will be warned, if not banned.

Rule 3: It is required that all submissions briefly identify the areas of knowledge relevant to the bad information. E.g., "This is bad history, bad sociology, bad psychology, and bad linguistics." Elaboration on why the information is bad is certainly encouraged, but not mandated.

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