Ask HN: What are some of the best Reddit alternatives?
Going outside is a really good one.<p>Honestly, I was late to the Reddit train, didn't join until 2015 or 2016 or so. I noticed a marked decline in my overall mental well-being but I really did feel addicted to it. For several reasons I stopped using it a few years ago and I can't think of a single thing that's worse off than before.<p>Unless you're running ads and using traffic from Reddit to fuel your business, you're not getting any value out of it. I'd see something on HN and it would be <i>weeks</i> at best before it would pop up on any of the technical/programming subs, and the conversation was always 1/10 the quality of here.