Chunça P.
Site lento e cheio de problemas
Site lento e cheio de problemas. Muita publicidade invasiva. Não recomendo.
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Based on 796 reviews
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Blog Reddit (blog.reddit.com) has 796 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 1.7 out of 5.
796 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Chunça P.
Site lento e cheio de problemas. Muita publicidade invasiva. Não recomendo.
Tom J.
Von 5 Video-Posts wurden 2 automatisch gelöscht (also 40 %). Mit absolut lächerlicher Begründung. System ist auf absoluter Zensur ausgerichtet.
Owen B.
Déçu. Le site est lent, plein de pubs et difficile à naviguer. Je trouve l'expérience utilisateur très négative.
James W.
It has become a left wing echo chamber that will ban you for saying anything that the “Tolerable” left don’t agree with. Full blown communist website
buyalot
I spent a lot of time answering people's questions and posting respectable polite comments only to see them all get removed by their out of control filters. No, thanks, it's not for me, i have better ways to spend my time.
Robert T.
Dreadful site. Full of low-effort content and toxic users. Moderation seems non-existent. Wouldn't recommend.
Armint
site voor kinderen voor kinderen. Trieste website met hun karma onzin, moderators zijn 12 jarige jongetjes. En incels zitten daar genoeg en geloven in waanbeelden als karma, nog nooit zo'n zieke website gezien. Mensen die daar zitten zijn mentaal niet in orde het is een soort GGZ instelling met verwarde mannen
Mike D.
I recently posted a detailed and personal account about how San Diego County Credit Union mishandled a pay-for-delete agreement and performed a credit inquiry without proper notice. My goal was to share my experience and warn others. Within a short time, Reddit removed my post without explanation. I received no message about violations, harassment, or misinformation — just censorship. I followed the rules and posted in good faith. Why are financial institutions shielded from public accountability? Is Reddit moderating serious content based on corporate pressure? Or did SDCCU or its affiliates flag my post to protect their image? Either way, it sends a dangerous message: 🔒 Don’t speak up. Don’t criticize institutions. Don’t expect platforms to protect your voice. This isn’t just about Reddit. It’s about how public platforms are increasingly controlled by invisible moderation tools and big money influence. I stand by what I wrote. And I’ll keep sharing my story where it can’t be erased.