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I think we need a community distinction between “Goes running sometimes and keeps in shape with slightly visible abs” fit, and “Absolutely jacked, would bench press me before crushing me” fit.

Looks like TastyNova?

I just see everything already pre-opened as cards. That being said, instead of downvoting because it’s not my preference, I’ll say sweet dick bro 👍

Sync did.

I used to scroll through and save GIFs of the guy from blink 128 mouthing the words “wtf” and the GIFs of Patrick Bateman from American psycho nodding in approval.

And they would all save to the Reddit folder on my phone.

And then they’d autoupload to Google photos, and then my wife would see them too.

And then she’d say no way am I doing that

I’m going to assume you’re posting and deleting porn links to test them 👀

He said davidgro is a pervert for being interested in this

My bad.

HE IS HERE 🙌

GIFs of Elon on his jet?

This essentially just opens the link once clicked, rather than showing it in the feed? So is almost the same as a browser opening and showing the content.

I feel like it’s important to reduce friction for things like this, for both the user and the creators, as well as making the feed look better as you scroll, so you can see GIFs as they are posted rather than links.

Sync for Reddit was fantastic so I have faith that we will see similar features, even if not available on launch.

It is a still image on jerboa, and I’m referring to posts, rather than comments, to allow creators to share their work in some communities where a link to that domain is well used.

Like highqualitygifs, I would assume. I wouldn’t know I don’t use redgifs that often so I’m unsure where it would be most popular.

It would also be useful to have a “filter by content type” akin to RES’s filters, to allow users to view only text/link/image/gif content in their feed when they’re in the mood for only seeing good text-selfposts or ONLY GIFs of, for example Homer Simpson.

With eyes like that, I wouldn’t come back up

Love this style of grainy old amateur early-digital photos, would be great to have a community for them!