I'm not very creative, I cycled reddit accounts every few years and just had '(word)reddit(year)' or some other permutation of that format. I guess this name is a little bit better
I do miss being able to refresh the front page and almost always having new content, but it's caused me to make more of an effort engaging. I hope that people give this platform a chance and that things don't die off.
It isn't so much what I've seen in terms of content, it isn't a doomscrolling replacement yet. I mean that almost every comment I've put on here I have received a civilized reply, on Reddit I felt more likely to be mass-downvoted or trolled for commenting.
Be the change you want to see! In one week I've made more comments on here than the last two years on Reddit. If the communities you want don't exist, start them up and post the type of content you'd like to see.
The forced 'inside jokes' that filled so many threads, so many times you would see a post and be able to predict the top comment and its replies. Hoping that the lack of account karma helps with that.
So many times in the past few months I would open reddit, stare at rhr uninteresting front page and close it. Especially the past few years it has taken an astronomical nosedive, and that's coming from someone who joined in 2013 which some consider too late.
I completely agree. I tried using kbin but didn't like the interface very much, but it's okay because I've been able to subscribe through Lemmy. It's brilliant.
The site's entirely user funded, if people use it and don't give, it'll go under.
Hmmm, now that I think about it I've only tried in Jerboa. I'll check in the Web browser and report back.
Edit: not seeing any issues like that, how interesting.
I like Top/Day and New Comments
Cached view works (for now)
Glad to be here!
I'm not very creative, I cycled reddit accounts every few years and just had '(word)reddit(year)' or some other permutation of that format. I guess this name is a little bit better
I do miss being able to refresh the front page and almost always having new content, but it's caused me to make more of an effort engaging. I hope that people give this platform a chance and that things don't die off.
Until everyone starts doing it, Oracle can be...fun to deal with
It isn't so much what I've seen in terms of content, it isn't a doomscrolling replacement yet. I mean that almost every comment I've put on here I have received a civilized reply, on Reddit I felt more likely to be mass-downvoted or trolled for commenting.
Be the change you want to see! In one week I've made more comments on here than the last two years on Reddit. If the communities you want don't exist, start them up and post the type of content you'd like to see.
It isn't 100% full featured, but there is an excel web app.
I'm not going back, I only used Reddit because it is what I was used to. I've given Lemmy a real chance and greatly prefer it now.
The forced 'inside jokes' that filled so many threads, so many times you would see a post and be able to predict the top comment and its replies. Hoping that the lack of account karma helps with that.
So many times in the past few months I would open reddit, stare at rhr uninteresting front page and close it. Especially the past few years it has taken an astronomical nosedive, and that's coming from someone who joined in 2013 which some consider too late.
They're probably the sorts of people that would drive down the quality of content here, so no great loss anyway.
Lemmites and Lemmegians are best
I completely agree. I tried using kbin but didn't like the interface very much, but it's okay because I've been able to subscribe through Lemmy. It's brilliant.
Who needs Reddit when we have Lemmy?
TBF it can be viewed through mastodon or kbin