Reddit Users React Negatively to Non-DVD Media in r/dvdcollection
“A user on r/dvdcollection bought a dvd. Other users are displeased with dvd's in their sub for dvdcollecting.”
Summary
A post on r/SubredditDrama confirms that a user on r/dvdcollection announced purchasing a DVD, and other members of the subreddit expressed displeasure about DVDs being posted in the community. This aligns directly with the claim.
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- r/SubredditDrama - A user on r/dvdcollection bought a dvd. Other users are displeased with dvd's in their sub for dvdcollecting.
r/dvdcollection is a "supposedly" safe place for users to show their old collection and new pick-ups for their movie collection, or have discussion about physical media. Examples of physical audiovisual media being dvd's, blu-ray's, 4K-br's , vhs et cetera.
- r/dvdcollection on Reddit: why do some blu-ray collectors get so angry over people collecting DVDs?
I don’t understand why anyone would even bother buying a movie like say...Dunkirk on DVD. The downscaled 480p immediately makes all the visual efforts that movie goes to with its film stock, redundant. ... I don’t know how many people these people who complain about this actually know but old people do not care about quality.
- r/dvdcollection on Reddit: Anyone else relate?
Nope. I have tons of dvds and some of them look like absolute garbage and out of thousands of dvds and blu rays ONE has had disc rot, and a couple were scratched from being badly handled, which is user error.
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