I think it depends on what people make of it. Forums existed well before Reddit and Lemmy can scratch that itch. But so far a lot of the discussion has focused on Reddit and if real content doesn't replace it then Lemmy probably will fade away.
Also, devs can make a difference. If the experience gets better both on web amd mobile then it will help.
Have you tried Jerboa? I wouldn't mind seeing a couple of options out there, but I think I, as a developer, am probably going to work on improving Jerboa.
I think something like
"Comment removed in protest of Reddit's API policy"
is best because if non-Redditors stumble across it it might dissuade them from joining Reddit. It is also very clear as to why you are unhappy.
Yeah, I downloaded the Jerboa source to see if I could help but I Android Studio and Kotlin will be a learning experience for me.
I think it depends on what people make of it. Forums existed well before Reddit and Lemmy can scratch that itch. But so far a lot of the discussion has focused on Reddit and if real content doesn't replace it then Lemmy probably will fade away.
Also, devs can make a difference. If the experience gets better both on web amd mobile then it will help.
Have you tried Jerboa? I wouldn't mind seeing a couple of options out there, but I think I, as a developer, am probably going to work on improving Jerboa.
Fixed. You have my apologies
Magic, card tricks, and judo. I didnt participate much but I'd love to see what they would be like in the Fediverse