I can say that since Joey shut down my reddit use has dropped 95% at least. I hardly looked at reddit on the computer unless I was searching for an answer to something. I tried the reddit app, it runs like ass on my phone so I'm pretty much done spending time on that site unless I've googled something and the answer is in a reddit thread.
That's what I really disliked about what reddit had become. A post with 500+ comments and having to scroll through the same fucking comment over and over again because everyone thinks they're so fucking clever but didn't bother to read any of the comments and see that a dozen other schmucks have made the exact same comment.
The problem is treating an entire community as some sort of singular entity. People do this shit all the time and make claims like "redditors are so hypocritical" when in reality you have two completely different groups of people saying different things but are both users in the same community.
Not sure what subs you visit but this is not at all representative of my experience. Subs are as busy as they've ever been, so much so I hardly bother commenting to just disappear into the noise.
Joey for Lemmy or bust
Somewhere out there someone's saying a prayer
I pity anyone who thinks of gamer as an identity
Mac and cheese is delicious for a couple of bites then it just becomes bland to me 🤷
Dark chocolate and a cab Sauvignon is the ticket
Remember when Musk called that cave diver trying to rescue the soccer team a pedo because he called Musk out for how shitty his submarine idea was
Should hang a black goatee on their logo
I've noticed reddit in general become more and more negative for years now. The majority of comments are complaining or taking a piss on something.
I can say that since Joey shut down my reddit use has dropped 95% at least. I hardly looked at reddit on the computer unless I was searching for an answer to something. I tried the reddit app, it runs like ass on my phone so I'm pretty much done spending time on that site unless I've googled something and the answer is in a reddit thread.
That's what I really disliked about what reddit had become. A post with 500+ comments and having to scroll through the same fucking comment over and over again because everyone thinks they're so fucking clever but didn't bother to read any of the comments and see that a dozen other schmucks have made the exact same comment.
The problem is treating an entire community as some sort of singular entity. People do this shit all the time and make claims like "redditors are so hypocritical" when in reality you have two completely different groups of people saying different things but are both users in the same community.
Democratic republic
It was objectively the best reddit app. So many people missed out. Was a great ride. Here's hoping he develops a similar app for this platform.
Yeah I'm digging it...
What is this sorcery
Not sure what subs you visit but this is not at all representative of my experience. Subs are as busy as they've ever been, so much so I hardly bother commenting to just disappear into the noise.
Start cheering for He-Man
Why does anything need to have a label. Why can't people just be what they want without prescribing to some socially defined idea
You son of a bitch