Braam Kotze

@aka6712303 @thinklongsuper Both, honestly. If you ship one: a minimum-length filter with a small default (~40 chars) is the simple version — it kills the 'this'/'lol/+1' filler without flattening short-but-real comments. If you ever take it further: collapse whole reply-subtrees and leave a stub line behind, something like '— 3 short replies collapsed, ▲9' — the export keeps the thread's shape while staying quiet. Your CSV point's fair, by the way: filtering = solved there; Markdown is just where the noise shows when you're reading instead of sorting. Ship whichever's lighter — either lands.

This beats screenshot archaeology for user research — exporting whole Reddit threads as CSV/JSON/Markdown is the part that earns my upvote. One feature request while it's early: a "collapse short replies" toggle for the Markdown export would make long threads much cleaner for note-taking. Congrats on the launch.