You're right and that's totally fine, I don't want Reddit to completely collapse, it's better that a lot of the people there stay there. Lemmy can get enough adoption to be a rich community with only a tiny percentage of the Reddit user base.
Similar deal here, I used AlienBlue then RIF. Not interested in using thexm first party Android app, so Reddit is pretty much desktop-only for me now. And I'll always default to what's on my phone if there's a usable alternative there.
App name isn't important to me, I'll use it under any name. Voyager does sound cool though, I think it's a good choice.
Great work on the app BTW, I really like it! Thank you, you're making the transition a lot easier
Agreed, which was also why I used RIF and old.reddit in the first place. This is how i like my feeds anyway
You're right and that's totally fine, I don't want Reddit to completely collapse, it's better that a lot of the people there stay there. Lemmy can get enough adoption to be a rich community with only a tiny percentage of the Reddit user base.
Similar deal here, I used AlienBlue then RIF. Not interested in using thexm first party Android app, so Reddit is pretty much desktop-only for me now. And I'll always default to what's on my phone if there's a usable alternative there.
Sad to see, I've been using RIF for probably a decade. It was probably past time to look elsewhere anyway
I'm new to this, using wefwef right now. For a totally new user onboarding experience, it feels easier than i expected.