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Basically, after a certain point, /r/all is literally 100s of posts from /r/the_donald so RES thinks that there's no posts to load and considers the page empty. 

I can literally only get 8 pages deep into reddit (as opposed to as deep as I wanted before the change) and I'm seriously considering just quitting reddit because I can't use it the way I want effectively enough. 

I liked finding niche subreddits after page 30. There's actually a great deal of obscure porn subreddits that have quality submissions but not enough of a userbase to push it to a higher place in /r/all. There's also great niche discussions of non-American politics and just tons of great content that I'm no longer able to access because RES explodes when 100 posts are filtered.

I mean, maybe I'm closed-minded and have too many filters in place, but it never used to stop me from going 20, 25, 30 or even 40 or more pages deep into reddit without problems. The biggest hiccup I had to get over was refreshing the browser every 15 pages because RES starts chugging resources if you have thousands of submissions with expanded images in a tab, it's basically as if chrome had thousands of tabs open; so every once and a while you need to refresh the page and it would start you on the page number you left. 

There's only really a few people who have reported this problem to the RES issues subreddit, and I've commented on all of those submissions. Basically, we're pretty sure it's not really an issue with RES but an issue with the new /r/all algorithm populating the front page with more "diverse" posts. 

I'm fine with the front page having been dominated with /r/the_donald and /r/sandersforpresident because I had them both filtered out and it didn't show up for me. Now I'm just fucked because nothing loads after page 8 and all I can really do is browse individual subreddits, which is not as good as browsing /r/all with filters enabled.
<bot>: u/spez broke RES for me and now I am sad that I cannot consume reddit as long as I used to be able to.