• What makes this subreddit different from other cannabis themed subreddits?

/r/Cannabis is a place that specifically talks about legalization of weed, both for medicinal and recreational purposes. It also covers uses and benefits of smoking weed. It is incredibly useful to get a sense of the current laws and efforts to legalize. I find it to be a focused and driven subreddit. It's all business, but it's all helpful. /r/MMJ is like /r/Cannabis, but specifically for medicinal marijuana initiatives. Again, it is a very focused subreddit, and often concentrates on the science behind cannabis and the scientific studies dedicated to its medicinal properties. /r/Drugs has some mention of cannabis, but it also encompasses other drugs like shrooms, acid, and anything else. It is often filled with questions from people who have never experienced particular drugs before, and is helpful for "beginners." So what makes Trees different from all of these? Trees is a place where we can be free to speak our (smoked-out) minds. The community here is comfortable in our hobby, and enjoys seeing what other people think about when they're flying high. Some people post up stories they think of when they're high. Others post up recipes for food. Pictures of paraphernalia both new and old occasionally show up (often to seek aid in naming a new piece); other times, people will post lovely hi-res pictures of a nice-looking bud or grow operation. Sometimes, it's just an off-the-wall thought or idea someone realizes when they're way up there. Sometimes, Trees gets a bit serious. We care about getting weed legalized for everyone, and important news regarding that common goal are happily read and discussed by the Ents here (Entmoot threads, as I call them). Other times, we comfort and console poor friends who have been busted for the cops or any other tragedy. Trees is a place of feeling, a welcoming community who are happy to discuss any and everything. While there are other subreddits that are cannabis-themed, not many have the sense of community that Trees has. We're not as focused as the other cannabis-based subreddits, sure. But we have a little bit of everything. Something for everyone. And a warm sense of community for everyone. Speak your mind, have some fun, and share your thoughts. Welcome to Trees. =) source;

It's in the r/trees FAQ.

I really dont want to incite more vitriolic drivel from you, but seriously, learn to read. It's right there in the sidebar of r/trees, its essentially the by-laws of the community. If you choose not to educate yourself on what you are seeing, that's your fault not r/trees'.