They do at the end, but using reddit is more annoying than any of those volume controls. Did you try navigating that thread? Over 400 replies and no way to conveniently filter, sort, or search. Not worth it.
> Over 400 replies and no way to conveniently filter, sort, or search. Not worth it.
HN has similar issues, although here it's minimalism by design.
I actually think they're working on it (at least the paging.) Although I also think there's no hurry, because if a thread on HN (or Reddit for that matter) is too big, it's probably also terrible.
link to old.reddit.com
That's all I use, pared down further still with RES.
Go to the Reddit link at the end of the post and tell me that that is better. I can't even find anyone's submission.
Ah I forgot most people don't have "old reddit" turned on by default. The new UI is absolutely atrocious.
I still don't see the argument for how Reddit, even its old UI, is better than someone curating the only content that you care about in one place.
Gotta get those engagement metrics. Also it actually is nice having them all in a row in a tweet thread.
It is, until you get to all the Musk and Tate posts under the thread.