nytimes, hackernews, reddit, youtube.<p>Starting to really dislike reddit though. For a while it was great as long as the subreddit wasn&#x27;t one of the defaults, but even some of the relatively esoteric ones are starting to get very noisy and have really low quality content&#x2F;discussion. The whole upvote system just encourages voicing arguments that appeal to the lowest common denominator, and then rephrasing the exact same opinion in the follow up comments. I guess hackernews isn&#x27;t so different, aside from needing to earn upvote&#x2F;downvote privileges.<p>But the biggest complaint about reddit is the amount of blatant marketing, especially in subs where people are reviewing products. I&#x27;ve seen threads where every post with 30-50+ votes voicing a complaint got voted down to &lt;-20 within a few hours. I saw this happen in &#x2F;r&#x2F;audiophile regarding Schiit and I&#x27;ve had a bad taste about reddit since.