It shouldn't be a surprise that the front page reflects that the userbase leans towards the left.
Of course it's open to manipulation sometimes (see r/HailCorporate/ for example) but this is nothing new or unique to reddit as a platform.
Those people saying it depends on the time of day, indeed, I've seen a couple analyses of this in r/dataisbeautiful.
That a handful of people control a lot of the popular subreddits, so what? I don't see how someone being admin of r/cats as well as several other non-serious image based ones is anything to worry about.
I've never felt the need to create an account but it's an ok site to browse if you've some time to kill.
Of course it's open to manipulation sometimes (see r/HailCorporate/ for example) but this is nothing new or unique to reddit as a platform.
Those people saying it depends on the time of day, indeed, I've seen a couple analyses of this in r/dataisbeautiful.
That a handful of people control a lot of the popular subreddits, so what? I don't see how someone being admin of r/cats as well as several other non-serious image based ones is anything to worry about.
I've never felt the need to create an account but it's an ok site to browse if you've some time to kill.