But this sub is called “electricvehicles”, so that’s why people from around the world go. They don’t know the American perspective should be the default one, here.
If this sub had a clear description like “if you’re European, please go to this sub…”, then your comment would be more valid.
Of course, I understand it as an European as well. Other parts of the world (other than USA) are minority here. Which doesn’t mean it’s pleasant, when you see article about a car that is only in EU, and in the article section you expect to read about the car, but instead top voted comments are “Why this car is not avaialble in US”.
So please just give us a right to complain once for a while :)
This is generally a Reddit problem, I think. Reddit should maybe give an option to give higher priority to articles/comments from the region you are at. Otherwise American opinion always wins because they are a majority, and this causes even bigger imbalance because non-Americans are discouraged from participating. I repeat - it’s just a platform problem, not people problem :) I completely understand that Americans vote on things that are relevant to them.
For example - if there’s an article about a car that is available only in EU (like ID.3) - then the top voted comments are not about the car, quality, price, etc., but only “Why this car is not in America”. For me, as an European, it is less interesting to read, so I don’t participate, and it creates even bigger imbalance.
But I think it’s good to voice opinions like yours. We should share our thoughts and I hope we will be open to each others needs. :)
If you feel that non-Americans should not be allowed to comment on things like that, this should be at least written in the description of the sub.