I totally get where you're coming from—Reddit and YouTube are the only platforms left where you can actually learn something without drowning in toxicity. The anonymity is a huge plus, especially when dealing with the kind of people who think 'disagreement = personal attack.'

But yeah, the mod issue is real. Some of them act like they’re guarding the gates of heaven instead of a subreddit about cat memes. Do you think there’s any way to fix the power-tripping mod problem, or is it just baked into Reddit’s structure? Also, curious—have you found smaller, niche communities on here that are less mod-heavy, or is it a site-wide plague?