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It seems like these communities are a lot more focused on original content than reddit somehow, unless i'm missing something. Like, Mastodon seems to have loads of bots reposting stuff straight from twitter. I guess i'm wondering why i don't see more reddit content bots, or shameless reposts. Is it to save server space? Is it just faux pas?

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[–] [email protected] 6 points 2 years ago (5 children)

I should clarify that there's no karma, because there are very few users. Once there are more people, some users will try to make a bot which farms karma, for the usual reasons.

Reposting definitely serves some useful function, but too much reposting from Reddit will just make Lemmy feel like a cheap knock-off. At this early stage, I feel like new content and chat works better, but that's just an intuition.

[–] TheGayDude 3 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (2 children)

I should clarify that there’s no karma, because there are very few users.

No, theres no karma because we dont need that stupid system on Lemmy

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