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Post #2: A discussion in r/urbanplanning about "Third Places"—public spaces that aren't work or home—vanishing from cities. Top Comment: "We built a world for cars and efficiency, but we forgot to build places for people to just be ."

While popular, Redlib is not a perfect replacement: redlib popular

Because Redlib doesn’t run JavaScript from Reddit’s servers, it’s fast, secure, and works even on dial-up-era connections. But here’s the kicker: Redlib can’t show you a truly personalized feed. There’s no logged-in user profile (unless you hack around with cookies). So where does its “Popular” feed come from? Post #2: A discussion in r/urbanplanning about "Third