One man is ridiculous to manage a subreddit that has almost 200,000 subs.Ī complete overhaul of the layout, content, and post type. There are people in this very thread that are more than willing to pick up the mantle. I don't care if you claim you work for spotify, you gotta go. I checked some of these people's history and they either have not been active in over a year, or have not been active in this subreddit in a year. Its because the mods are involved, the engagement is high, and everything is centralized in one place.ĮDIT: After scrolling through the comments and seeing you guys's input, I have several ways in which I think this subreddit could be improved.īesides u/DedicatedSloth, unmod the entire modteam. I just feel like every other streaming subreddit is like 10x better with half the userbase, and its not because the services are better. Just merge r/spotify and r/truespotify, and tell everyone that likes to share their playlists to move to r/SpotifyPlaylists. why i gotta go to a seperate subreddit to experience what should be on the main one? Here's what I propose. 'B-B-But there's r/truespotify that is more what you may be looking for?' But listen to me dawg. Subreddit hasn't had a css update since 2014 Lmfaoo I would say something to any potential mods reading this but it looks like ( ) like fr, they really don't.

Never have I thought to myself to go to r/Spotify to just browse because i know it will just be more of the same. Literally seen subreddits with 1000 subscribers have more engagement than this lol You'd be lucky to get more than 5 comments on your post, because noone ever says anything here. On a subreddit that does nothing but promote and share playlists the sticky is.

Stuff like raffles, 'what you listening to' posts, giveaways would be a great way to increase engagement but nah. This subreddit has next to 0 sense of community. The content on this place consists of playlists that noone listen to, and suggestions that noone looks at.

Look in any other streaming subreddit and you see people doing what they are supposed to be doing, discussing the app, making suggestions, maybe even making improvements. How is r/spotify one of the biggest streaming platforms, with a subreddit that has the most subscribers out of any of the other streaming platforms this bad? Lets start with the content.

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