除了特朗普支持者的垃圾邮件和令人毛骨悚然的假名人色情，Reddit仍然是令人振奋的对话、有用的信息和奇怪的**视频的家。关键是，而且一直是，订阅正确的子项。tl80团队在下面分享我们的最爱。

/r/datai**eautiful is full of creative (and, yes, often beautiful) data visualizati***.

beth skwarecki, health editor

I only read one subreddit: /r/RuPaulsDragRace. The fans here are obsessive. They dissect trailers frame by frame, they have c***piracy theories. Immediately after each episode airs, it’s already filled with memes from that episode. It is a required resource for any Drag Race superfan.

joel kahn, senior video producer

I just discovered r/wheredidthesodago, and it’s currently my favorite thing on the internet. It is “a subreddit for ads taken out of context in animated images.” Start with this post and you’ll get the idea. Then check out this one and this one and this one. I mustn’t give away too much.

michelle woo, parenting editor

I love AskHistorians, where anyone can ask a history question and (if people upvote it) a credentialed historian will answer. Some of the all-time top posts cover the history of toy guns, why country music is so white, and whether The Crown was right about JFK. The subreddit is strictly moderated, so the top answers are usually both well-researched and accessible to normal people. The historians usually point to further reading. Browsing through the top posts is a great way to correct your misconcepti*** and make history feel “real.”

nick douglas, staff writer

I read r/personalfinance and r/investing when I need inspiration, or to see what people are talking about in the money community.

alicia adamczyk, staff writer

/r/MealTimeVideos are quality video essays to find on youtube, sometimes its the latest Kurtzegast, or a mini doc on Campaign Financing, there’s no specific theme, just vids that are good to play at dinner. /r/NatureIsFuckingLit is just the best in nature gifs, memes, and the most amazing photos and stories about animals.

Adam Powers, Video Producer

r/YouShouldKnow is one of my favorites. Redditors post tips that strike them as interesting and essential to living well. (Now that I type that, I realize this could describe tl80.) Each post begins “YSK” followed by what is essentially a life hack. Recent things You Should Know include “Credit cards with contactless payments have cumulative spending limits that are reset when you pay using your PIN” and “There is a completely free, highly detailed 3D map of the human body available online.” Another tl80ish subreddit I’m into is r/TodayILearned, which is like r/YouShouldKnow, but for facts. There’s even a post you can read all about the difference between the two subreddits, which will save you from getting in trouble with your fellow know-it-alls.

Melissa Kirsch, Editor-in-chief

I feel like this is one of the most popular ones, but I love r/XXFitness. Lots of varied and interesting workout advice, moral support, etc., away from the sometimes bro-ier lifting culture of the larger r/Fitness subreddit. I don’t spend a ton of time in it, but this is inevitably where I go if I’m looking up a question or trying to solve a problem, and it almost always delivers.

virginia k. **ith, managing editor