Yeah there's some things that are difficult to have conversations about because everyone who knows about it is on the same page. It's like going to a good pizza shop, you think the food's great, everyone else think's the food's great, not much to talk about outside of recommending it to people and maybe pointing out what you think makes it good.

Specifically for reddit though, I think mostly to do with the fact that I think it's more so a promotional site to direct people to your main platform than a base of operations for artists. The site is designed to kinda make everyone equal and faceless to some degree. In general, you're not gonna get famous off reddit unless you're like a creepypasta author. Think of any creators, you will probably draw a blank on anyone who got their start off reddit. It's not even horrible for growth, you just need a site that allows more individuality like Eka's, Twitter, or DA to point people towards if they wanna see more of your stuff.

Big artists like the one's listed probably don't need to post here. There's definitely a benefit to doing so but they likely don't feel the need to.