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That's me deleted my Reddit account along with all data as I do not agree with recent events that have been taking place. I'm goingย to concentrate on Mastodon , Lemmy and take a look at Kbin .

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[โ€“] RQG 31 points 1 year ago (5 children)

I deleted Twitter without replacement. It felt like I didn't need micro blog posts in my life and I still don't miss it months later.

Reddit I will miss I believe. Once RIF stops working, if things don't get resolved, I'll stop using it and likely delete my account. So far lemmy is a lot of fun and feels a bit like old wild west internet used to feel. Currently it works good enough for the time being and it'll surely improve.

[โ€“] dinosoup 11 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I have used Reddit for almost 15 years now... This is very reminiscent of Reddit from 2012ish, loved the homie vibe of subreddits then, now the site just feels like a megacorp. Loving Lemmy's direction so far.

[โ€“] cookiecollision 1 points 1 year ago

I'm getting the same vibes. I was in middle school when I signed up for reddit 11 years ago, and I still remember an askreddit thread that was, "Reddit, what do you look like?" and the comments were just selfies. It felt so tight knit, even when it was eclipsing a million subs at that point. These days that kind of community is only found in the most niche of niche subreddits.

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