Tildes – A non-profit community site driven by its users' interests
Over the years, we&#x27;ve seen reddit increasingly turn into an echo chamber.  I&#x27;ve been personally voted down for telling people in a general subreddit that the anger they feel about ${Political Party A} is the same way that the opposition feels about ${Political Party B}.<p>What mechanisms are you planning to implement to, for lack of a better phrase, increase exposure to and improve tolerance of different points of view?  Is strict moderation the only way to keep groups, or entire sites, from becoming friendly to only one point of view?