The great r/worldpolitics - r/anime_titties switcheroo of 2020 says a lot about the current state of moderation across all digital platforms by way of a philosophical idea called Masnick's Impossibility Theorem.

The great r/worldpolitics - r/anime_titties switcheroo of 2020 says a lot about the current state of moderation across all digital platforms by way of a philosophical idea called Masnick's Impossibility Theorem.

We've decided to take a little Covid break to re-organize some DYR ideas, and more importantly, take care of our mental health. We'll be back soon, but if you want to talk to us in the meantime, hit us up at https://www.instagram.com/didyoureddit/ or hi@d

On this episode of the DYR Quarantine news network, we take a slight turn from our traditionally apocalyptic Covid content to discuss r/covidcookery, a community of new chefs making the best of the apocalypse by way of the kitchen. Plus, rat kings and adu

In the fourth week of quarantine, DYR discusses a follow up to r/collapse; r/collapsesupport, a resource for all those who find the failure of our modern world too much to deal with. Here, you'll find resources for like-minded doomers trying to dig themse

In week two of our respective quarantines, we decide to dig into one of the most existentially troubling subreddits, r/collapse. However, for every dark thing we discuss, it's offset by the fact that we're not video chatting using Zoom, and changing our b

Like everyone right now, we're recording this episode from our Covid-proof bunkers, reflecting on our bizarre and changing society. Thankfully Reddit has no shortage of resources for understanding the new Covid reality, and what it might mean for each of

This week, we finally talk to some teens about r/teenagers. In a week completely rattled at its core by a global pandemic, we talk about high school angst. This episode brought to you by bathroom graffiti. 

This week DYR dives into the shallow end of r/themonkeyspaw, a creative writing sub based on the famous short story by W.W. Jacobs about being critically bad at making thoughtful wishes. Plus, the great Crows vs. Eagles debate of 2020, and DYR needs the i

Following last week's episode about r/jokes, DYR discusses its creepy dadaist uncle r/antijokes, where the joke is always on you for reading the joke in the first place. Plus Karma Farming, Weinstein, and the metric system is explained through tomato harv