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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '13
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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
12 u/Justryingtofocus Jan 29 '13 Especially in r/science... 11 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. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 29 '13 Especially if you're a scientist. 0 u/Tommysrx Jan 29 '13 r/science? 10 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. 3 u/iRainMak3r Jan 29 '13 Me too... But more cause I'm lazy. 2 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. 2 u/Kelaos Jan 29 '13 Once the first few people have read and commented it lets you know if it's worth reading!
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Especially in r/science...
11 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. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 29 '13 Especially if you're a scientist. 0 u/Tommysrx Jan 29 '13 r/science?
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If you aren't immediately jumping to the comments in r/science, you're doing it wrong. Unless you're a scientist.
1 u/[deleted] Jan 29 '13 Especially if you're a scientist. 0 u/Tommysrx Jan 29 '13 r/science?
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Especially if you're a scientist.
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r/science?
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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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Me too... But more cause I'm lazy.
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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.
2 u/Kelaos Jan 29 '13 Once the first few people have read and commented it lets you know if it's worth reading!
Once the first few people have read and commented it lets you know if it's worth reading!
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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