<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

I am a 'not so frequent' visitor on reddit. I check the reddit frontpage maybe every 2 days. And only after many memes have risen to the top, I notice them in the decline or not at all. Reddit is simply too fast for me. I sometimes miss popular memes at all, I don't get the references and the inside jokes.

So I am proposing an option that would enable a slower reddit ordinals engine to order the position of posts. So that posts with many upvotes wont be overtaken so fast by newer posts but with less upvotes.

Reddit has taken on speed in the last couple of month, because the reddit community has grown exponentially. More posts are made, but too many posts cause an overflow for the less frequent redditors. The time variable in determining what position a post has should be valued lesser than the variable upvotes. So that basically memes don't disappear before I've even seen them.

I know that sounds very technically and my somewhat awkward words stems from my none English speaking background, but I hope that some redditor reads this post and thinks: *yea, reddit has become too fast / too slow recently. I'd like to change the ordinal engine to my reddit viewing freqency to improve my viewing experiences.*

Because not only less frequent redditors can gain from a customizable oridnal engine. Also more frequent viewers can change the speed in which new posts rise and decline.

If someone really followed my thoughts down to here, which I doubt, just think about it, do you like the speed in which the reddit front page is changing?
<bot>: Reddits ordinal engine that sorts the positions of all the incoming posts should be made customizable, so that everybody can manage the speeds of new posts reaching the frontpage.