Essentially saying that due to seo spam and commercialization, Google is now useless for search and more and more people do site:reddit.com.
I think it's a little extreme but agree generally.
this post was submitted on 16 Feb 2022
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Interesting, when I search something reddit has almost always the worst or no answer. Even the spammy tech blogs steal better content.
Whaaaat!!! Reddit is always better then any other source, aside from the arch wiki and Wikipedia, both of which are... Guess what... Crowd sourced!
It's mostly no replies, deleted comments (why tf do people do that?!), people guessing (which isn't that bad, but why don't they disclose it?) or just pure bullshitting.
There's so much good content out their, but search engines seem to actively punish sites that don't have tracking, bad usability and megabytes of useless javascript.
Now that is unusual