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r/Damnthatsinteresting vs r/interestingasfuck

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Damn-that’s-interesting feed vs interesting-as-fuck feed

r/Damnthatsinteresting’s public description is for the most interesting things on the internet. r/interestingasfuck’s description is for anything truly interesting as fuck. The overlap is real; the rule bars differ.

In our directory, Damnthatsinteresting is larger (about 20.6M, rank #36) than interestingasfuck (about 16.9M, rank #54). Activity samples show interestingasfuck posting more often (~140 posts/day vs ~64). Both samples are image- and video-heavy with no text posts in our windows. Our directory lists each name among the other’s related communities. SubMouse already compares mildlyinteresting with interestingasfuck; this pair is the two “high interest” rooms against each other.

Rule titles: Damnthatsinteresting requires sourced claims, bans screenshots/memes/infographics and politics; interestingasfuck requires posts to be interesting as fuck, bans politics and gore, and requires descriptive titles.

  • Both rooms want striking interesting media—not mild curiosities (see mildlyinteresting for that).
  • Damnthatsinteresting bans screenshots/memes/infographics and requires sources for claims in comments.
  • interestingasfuck posts more often in our sample and insists titles be descriptive and on-claim.

Written comparison based on public descriptions and rule titles · updated 2026-11-07.

r/Damnthatsinteresting

Damn, that's interesting!

For the most interesting things on the internet

Members
20.6M
7-day growth
+6.9K
Posts/day
63.8
Directory rank
#36
Created
Jul 21, 2013
Submissions
Link posts

Sample mix: videos 53%, images 32%, galleries 13%

Topics: Interesting Facts

Rule titles (short names we collected)

  • Only "Damnthatsinteresting" content
  • Use descriptive titles
  • No racism, bigotry, or hate speech
  • No screenshots/memes/infographics
  • Moderator discretion
  • No reposts
  • No politics
  • Posts making claims must be sourced in comments at time of posting

Open r/Damnthatsinteresting on SubMouse

About this community: r/Damnthatsinteresting ranks #36 on SubMouse’s SFW Top list (about 20.6 million subscribers in the directory). Catalogue framing: For the most interesting things on the internet Moderation themes that shape the room include: Only "Damnthatsinteresting" content; Use descriptive titles; No racism, bigotry, or hate speech; No screenshots/memes/infographics.

r/interestingasfuck

Interesting As Fuck

For anything truly interesting as fuck

Members
16.9M
7-day growth
+16.6K
Posts/day
139.8
Directory rank
#54
Created
Apr 10, 2008
Submissions
Link posts

Sample mix: videos 56%, images 31%, galleries 9%

Topics: Interesting Facts

Rule titles (short names we collected)

  • Posts MUST be INTERESTING AS FUCK!
  • No Politics
  • Titles must be descriptive and directly related to the content
  • No doxing/witch hunts or meta related posts
  • Provide a source when the title is in doubt
  • No FCoO/flooding
  • No self-promotion
  • Be civil
  • Repost limitations
  • No gossip or tabloid-type material
  • Additional/temporary rules

Open r/interestingasfuck on SubMouse

About this community: r/interestingasfuck ranks #54 on SubMouse’s SFW Top list (about 16.9 million subscribers in the directory). Catalogue framing: For anything truly interesting as fuck Moderation themes that shape the room include: Posts MUST be INTERESTING AS FUCK!; No Politics; Titles must be descriptive and directly related to the content; No porn or gore.

Supported differences

Aspectr/Damnthatsinterestingr/interestingasfuck
Public focus (from each community’s public description) For the most interesting things on the internet For anything truly interesting as fuck
Size
r/Damnthatsinteresting is larger in our directory.
 20.6M members 16.9M members
Posting activity (our sample) 63.8/day 139.8/day
Common post types in our sample videos 53%, images 32%, galleries 13% videos 56%, images 31%, galleries 9%
Selected rule titles (short names we collected) Only "Damnthatsinteresting" content; Use descriptive titles; No racism, bigotry, or hate speech; No screenshots/memes/infographics; Moderator discretion Posts MUST be INTERESTING AS FUCK!; No Politics; Titles must be descriptive and directly related to the content; No doxing/witch hunts or meta related posts; Provide a source when the title is in doubt

What they share

  • Shared SubMouse topics: Interesting Facts
  • Our directory lists each of these communities on the other’s related list.

Rules and posting patterns we can verify

Damnthatsinteresting short titles: only “Damnthatsinteresting” content; descriptive titles; no racism/bigotry/hate; no screenshots/memes/infographics; moderator discretion; no reposts; no politics; claims must be sourced in comments. Our sample mix: mostly video and image.

interestingasfuck: posts must be interesting as fuck; no politics; descriptive titles; no porn or gore; no doxing/witch hunts or meta; provide a source when the title is in doubt; no flooding; no self-promotion; be civil; repost limits; no gossip/tabloid material.

Where this comparison comes from

Public descriptions and member counts from SubMouse’s safe-for-work directory. Short rule titles and activity samples SubMouse collected. Mutual related-list links. Short titles only. Related curated page: mildlyinteresting-vs-interestingasfuck.

Members and public descriptions come from SubMouse's safe-for-work directory (as of 2026-11-02 UTC); 7-day growth measured from 2026-10-26. Posts/day and post-type mixes appear when we have an activity sample. Rule lines are short titles, not the full sidebar. Directory rank is listing order — communities outside the current Top 100 open in the info tool instead of a full community page.

Comparisons we prepared

Hand-written explanations for pairs where the public descriptions and rules support a real distinction: