At the end of the year, Reddit — which acts like a window into the infinite world of the internet, for better or worse — gives a review of content that did exceptionally well on its platform. By "well ...

Reddit removed some 85 million pieces of content in 2020, up 62% compared with 2019, mostly for spam and content manipulation and not counting legal or copyright removals, which are tracked separately ...

Reddit shared today that its most upvoted post of 2020 was a picture from 1989 posted by Rick Astley, the living meme himself. Reddit’s Year in Review blogs can be a good insight into broader internet ...

Reddit has published its transparency report for 2020, showing various numbers relating to removed content, government requests and other administrative actions. The largest problem by far — in terms ...

The king of surprise music videos is still ruling the internet in 2020. Rick Astley, the pop singer first famous for the 1987 hit Never Gonna Give You Up, is the creator of Reddit’s most upvoted post ...

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After weeks that have felt like months and months that have felt like years, 2020 is finally coming to a close. With the end in sight, the usual year-end lists from social media are rolling out.

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