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> Discord seems the most likely

Reddit is about discovering content. How would you discover anything on Discord? Is there a trending list to see the top messages? Is there a way to list Discord communities so you can discover ones matching your interest?

I'm at a lost to how the two are similar in any way except for the "young generations" use them both.

>>ctvo+(OP)
I doubt anyone actually used the front page to discover things, most likely they will stick to a handful of subreddits.

>>ctvo+(OP)
You can search for public servers in the Discord app by keyword, but not for specific posts across all servers. It's more comparable to Reddit but without the frontpage, or structured posts.

>>witche+X
I use the "Home" and the "Popular" tabs every day to discover things on reddit. I can't be alone with this

>>witche+X
There are dozens of us.

>>witche+X
My partner scrolls through the popular section nightly reading interesting things and chuckling at memes. I think you're out of touch with how many people use Reddit in this casual, low investment way.

>>teolan+x3
i'd argue it's closer to slack than reddit

>>ctvo+za
They still need the content creators to create :) which I think they have done a good job of at least creating FOMO of top posts gathering monitory props.

>>nagyf+P6
I use /r/all exclusively. I have an account and subscribe to subreddits, but I never go to the home screen. I do check some subreddits directly. Otherwise just /r/all.

>>witche+X
the vast majority of reddit users today do not do anything beyond scroll through default subreddits and the front page, people who curate their own experience to ONLY be what they selected are an extreme minority.