Most underrated Reddit subs? I like r/games a lot. It takes

https://www.reddit.com/r/theydidthemath
https://www.reddit.com/r/theydidthemonstermath

>>435238
You forgot /r/itwasagraveyardgraph

>>435259
I was hoping someone would follow up.

https://www.reddit.com/r/NotFoolingAnybody/

Such an interesting idea for a subreddit. Everyone has seen many buildings like this in their home town no doubt. It used to be a very active sub but died quietly about 2 years ago.

/r/albertobarbosa

i only browse the science subreddits. don't post because it's a pain in the ass.

>>434512
/r/emulation
/r/judaism
/r/christianity
/r/islam
/r/explainlikeimfive
/r/outoftheloop
/r/nostupidquestions

There's actually a subreddit equivalent of every 4chan board. Did you know that? I don't mean the same subjects. Literally the same board, but on Reddit.

https://www.reddit.com/r/s4s

Honestly that one subreddit on pickpocketing was good while it was alive

AskHistorians is excellent and very informative

syriancivilwar is an amazing place to keep up with events in Syria, constant stream of updates and some very informative posts now and then

YemeniCrisis and LibyanCrisis are the less active equivalents for their respective wars

AskScience is great but too broad for me since it covers questions about every field

/r/judiasm
/r/feminism

>>435637
/r/anonymous

/r/4chan because you can catch the best parts of 4chan without lurking too long

I had always called /qa/ the reddit containment board, but I didn't mean it this literally. Jesus Christ.

>>435238
>>435259
So people on reddit actually create entire boards just for puns? Cringeworthy.

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>>435694

This thread is still up?
And people say mods aren't redditors...