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But every default sub is still a vat of toxic brainlet sludge.

And the inverse: other platforms have niche groups with less toxicity too.
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Reddit you have to actively sub to a group, on other social media platforms they push "shorts" video and spam with lots of ads and "you might know" people. The ads on Reddit blend in which makes it nicer when scrolling through everything. >

I feel like that's been changing though. Recently I've got a lot of "subs you might be interested in" appearing in my feed. >

Occasionally that happens and I have been randomly selected to be added to some shitty sub with 27 people. But not to the extent that other platforms do it. Also I enjoy the anonymously. >

Who says that Reddit is less toxic than other social media? If you're hearing that from Redditors, it sounds like a biased source. >

People do, typically appealing to the more niche subs that can indeed have nice communities. But every default sub is still a vat of toxic brainlet sludge.