No-one accused the Reddit leadership as smart.
this post was submitted on 27 Feb 2026
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Redreader still seems to be pulling posts into a collection like r/all. I have had some theories about how it works and have always used it to have an uncurated experience.
I'm thinking it isn't opening r/all in reddit's API and it instead kind of builds that selection of posts from everywhere on redreader's end. I can't prove it but the fact it's working now seems to play into this. Maybe I'm delusional.
Either way, fingers crossed reddit doesn't get sick of blind people getting to control their own content stream and boot it off the API. Would pretty much fit the bill for their shit
edit: They're actually wanting to kill /r/popular as well which invalidates points I was making, comment withdrawn.
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Since my account got banned I browse r/all and use RES to filter subreddits I don't care for.
It still appears to be there. https://old.reddit.com/r/all/
I got banned for 7 days last week for allegedly being racist. I can't be bothered to argue there point with poorly educated moderators.
Reddit decides to remove it all.
Still works perfectly fine under Old Reddit. Was refreshing the page and browsing it just this morning.
They're saying it will be phased out entirely...
It works, for now
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I don't really get the hate for that decision. For years, r/all was just straight up bots upvoting posts. You had posts with 50k+ upvotes and about a hundred comments in total. And the karma farmers made sure you saw the same post 2 or 3 times on the front page, just from different subreddits.
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