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Anyone else feels that they're more active on Lemmy than they were on Reddit?
(self.microthoughts)
basically twitter -- post little microblogs, microthoughts about your day or life or the culture
Ya because theres less mass downvoting (tho i never got mass downvoted except once when i put an emoji on reddit) and less "ummm ackshully" people, usually people offer corrections in a more constructive way that stimulates conversation here. Also on Reddit esp. really big subreddits there'd just be comment threads of the same jokes over and over "and my axe! I also choose this guy's wife! Narrator: he did not" and I didnt really wanna participate in that lol