For all the media coverage afforded to Instagram and Twitter, Reddit ranks above both in terms of most visited website globally, coming in at number 7. It is one of those places on the web that divides opinion; on the one hand there are fantastically informative subreddits or forums like AMA (Ask Me Anything) where experts, celebrities and regular folks with interesting lives have a platform and an audience. On the other, some subreddits are toxic and should be avoided. The_Donald, for example, is as intolerant, racist and misogynistic as the man himself.

But the best thing about Reddit is that some of its haunts are a throwback to a younger, more innocent internet of message boards where strangers chat amicably. The subreddits of Blop, Blep and Blup are home to loving posts – and hilarious comments – on dogs, cats and other creatures respectively. The funny names refer to the act of an animal’s tongue hanging out. These communities have huge followings and are strict in enforcing rules that ban trolling, fake bleps (why would you?), and other actions that can lead to non-blepping harmony. A heart-warming side of the web.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Blep/