For me, once Apollo officially stops working I won't have any ingrained habit for reaching out to reddit. I stopped using the website years ago except for reading search results that point there.
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this is already so much like reddit of old, im cool with it. if it comes up in a search thats fine, might port the data though!
I've never been a huge fan of reddit as a source of good information. I have expertise in a couple of areas (doctorate in one) and every time I saw an answer to a question that fell in my wheelhouse, it was quite possibly the wrongest answer possible and upvoted to the top. Always made me suspicious of the info I was getting in subreddits where I don't know shit.
some incorrect answers get upvotes ironically, often when the correct answer seems obvious. but I guess it depends on the type of question, and the sub
I setup TimeLimit to block the reddit apps for some time. I hope it can help you with the redde-addiction.
yeah, it's very difficult. even in google searches, the links come up and I then realize how much I depend on reddit for google searches.
It could help to add reddit.com to your hosts file or your ublock origin filter list.