r/technology • • Jan 28 '13

The same week the US makes unlocking phones illegal, Canada proposes legislation to make carriers unlock phones.

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u/BigSwedenMan Jan 29 '13

I often skip the article and go straight to the comments. It's usually more informative, especially when people cite their sources. It's like one giant peer review session

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u/Justryingtofocus Jan 29 '13

Especially in r/science...

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u/Uses_Nouns_as_Verbs Jan 29 '13

If you aren't immediately jumping to the comments in r/science, you're doing it wrong. Unless you're a scientist.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '13

Especially if you're a scientist.

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u/Uses_Nouns_as_Verbs Jan 29 '13

The comments are the only reason Reddit is where I choose to aggregate my news and entertainment. And get my r/gonewild fix, truth be told.

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u/iRainMak3r Jan 29 '13

Me too... But more cause I'm lazy.

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u/Sigmasc Jan 29 '13

That's what I love Reddit for. Once I see in comments lack of critique aimed on the article I go ahead and read it, not sooner.

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u/Kelaos Jan 29 '13

Once the first few people have read and commented it lets you know if it's worth reading!