D&D 5E Cross posting between enworld and reddit?

[Casimir Liber]

I sometimes ponder whether to post in both places.....so was wondering what percentage of people here go there and vice versa as a general feel/principle.

 

[aco175]

I never use reddit unless I am just Googling for answers on something and it comes up, but I do not have an account and never poster there.

 

[TerraDave]

Reddit may come up on google, and it is a good place to find new players.

But in terms of discussion, its posters are clearly lack those decades of experience and philosophical inclinations that make for a good discussion.

 

[Greggy C]

I sometimes ponder whether to post in both places.....so was wondering what percentage of people here go there and vice versa as a general feel/principle.

the chance of someone here finding your reddit post is slim to none, unless you go viral

 

[dave2008]

I sometimes ponder whether to post in both places.....so was wondering what percentage of people here go there and vice versa as a general feel/principle.

I only check out the UA reddit for homebrew 5e content (and sometimes post things there). Otherwise I am all Enworld

 

[Hawk Diesel]

Yea, I've certainly perused reddit for answers related to D&D inquiries, and I even posted once or twice on Matt Colville's reddit page. But the only discussions I really engage in are on this forum.

 

[Scribe]

I sometimes ponder whether to post in both places.....so was wondering what percentage of people here go there and vice versa as a general feel/principle.

I loathe reddit. Only place worse is Twitter.

 

[FrogReaver]

i don't specifically look for D&D stuff on reddit

 

[Quickleaf]

I try to offer helpful responses on r/DMAcademy and one or two other curated subreddits in my spare time (aka insomnia), but when I have challenging more involved questions I either ask my gaming friends or post here on ENWorld. Generally speaking (there are exceptional posters), I would compare the D&D related subreddits to ENWorld with this sentiment: "Reddit = more eyes/voices, less thoughtfulness."

 

[Mecheon]

Reddit's a difference audience, for all that's worth or not.

I occaisonally trawl through r/unearthedarcana for homebrew as having feedback makes it dang useful, and over on r/hobbydrama we had some fun discussions when the whole TSR incident was going down, but its very pick and chose. Sometimes you get great stuff like people reviewing a whole bunch of homebrew classes. Othertimes you get a hot mess