Some subreddits I follow did a poll on whether they should open or not at the end of the 48 hours but the only people that voted were the people that came back to Reddit, obviously the people who actually stayed away for the 48 hours couldn't vote
I'm over the internet being Reddit Twitter Facebook YouTube. Since avoiding Reddit, deleting Facebook and hating twitter I'm actually visiting websites again.
Wee free men by Terry Pratchett. Brilliant so far, I'm about half way through.
I'm currently reading the whole of the discworld series in order and would recommend it to anyone!
I agree, the majority will go back to Reddit but maybe that's a good thing, hopefully all the good people stay here and it doesn't become as toxic as reddit
Maybe now I'll be abit happier lol seeing nothin but mad American politics and videos of nazi rallies just makes me lose hope for humanity, at least of it's more out of sight that'll be better for everyone's mental health
This site's like a breath of fresh air, small communities and the excitement of not quite know what you're doing lol, no muscle memory open close and open again
I love it when the communities are smaller but I do hope they get bigger too, maybe I won't lurk this time and be more involved but as long as the content is good I don't mind lurking again haha
With no Goodreads import it's not worth the hassle sadly
Looks like it could be a nice alternative to Goodreads, I'll check it out
The wee free men by Terry Pratchett
All I see when looking at that logo is a pube
Knowledge fight - basically listens to infowars and debunks everything Alex Jones says
Last podcast on the left - hilarious true crime
Cheapshow - disaster of a comedy podcast that reviews cheap UK items but usually everything goes wrong
Is that why almost every subreddit shut down for 24 hours? Lol
Some subreddits I follow did a poll on whether they should open or not at the end of the 48 hours but the only people that voted were the people that came back to Reddit, obviously the people who actually stayed away for the 48 hours couldn't vote
I'm over the internet being Reddit Twitter Facebook YouTube. Since avoiding Reddit, deleting Facebook and hating twitter I'm actually visiting websites again.
I'm looking forward to seeing Merc Vs Aston, trouble is Aston only really has 1 car lol
I'm staying here, the community is way better. I'll use both but only post and comment on Lemmy
I didn't get on with Thomas Ligotti either, it must be a style of writing that goes over my head haha I will check out Clark Ashton Smith though.
I'm glad it's not just me, I really want to enjoy them and the bits I understand I really like but it makes me feel like an idiot lol
Wee free men by Terry Pratchett. Brilliant so far, I'm about half way through. I'm currently reading the whole of the discworld series in order and would recommend it to anyone!
I agree, the majority will go back to Reddit but maybe that's a good thing, hopefully all the good people stay here and it doesn't become as toxic as reddit
Maybe now I'll be abit happier lol seeing nothin but mad American politics and videos of nazi rallies just makes me lose hope for humanity, at least of it's more out of sight that'll be better for everyone's mental health
Not meeting up with friends at a loud venue, I like to talk to them not try to shout over the music.
r/squaredcircle r/formuladank
This site's like a breath of fresh air, small communities and the excitement of not quite know what you're doing lol, no muscle memory open close and open again
I love it when the communities are smaller but I do hope they get bigger too, maybe I won't lurk this time and be more involved but as long as the content is good I don't mind lurking again haha