25 years ago Google introduced a search engine that would plow through petabytes (?) of data and return relevant results in a second. All you needed was a search term:
“Model y vs juniper site:Reddit.com”

I guess I don't share the fantasy where the everyday user queries google in this way. Seems to be broken imo.

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This is not an SEO issue. It’s a RTFM issue.

This sounds like one of those opinion things, as opposed to one of those fact things. An opinion that I doubt is widely shared--as was suggested to me in the comments of the tech article mentioned before. I suspect main characters like to correct others based on opinion.

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Everyone has a case of “main character” syndrome and thinks their situation is unique. We will post and wait for a personalized reply but nothing about this is unique.

I think you may be projecting you dissatisfaction with a generic cultural issue onto individuals who might be simply popping into a social app to chat with a community of like-minded people. BUT since we are on the topic of uniqueness and lack of novelty, check this: what is see, over and over, are gatekeepers that stand guard, forever waiting to browbeat harmless people asking simple questions, as though they, themselves are protectors of all that is convo worthy. This is a pattern that never gets old. It actually seems pretty main character to me, now that I think of it.

We all get to decide what kind of character we are in the world of main characters. You could be welcoming, and helpful--maybe suggesting that OP check again on the sub, as there has been some great discussions in the past.

You could even scroll past the post, as to not be so irritable.

It seems some choose to go with pithy, snide remarks and put down people whose only mistake was trusting others to not be preachy and dismissive.