True true :)
this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2023
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I'm using Lemmy on desktop. The option of Apollo on desktop would have been game changing for me. The advertisements were messing with my mind!
For desktop Reddit, RES plugin is pretty much required. The native site is too noisy.
You can use Apollo on desktop if you have an Apple Silicon Mac.
Yes! Also, I never ever read these comments. I treated them almost like sponsored Google results.
That is not to say that this will not happen in the future.
I hope that there's lack of a need for auto-mod at Lemmy in the future, as I expect each individual community to be smaller.
I ended up unsubscribing from one of the Mod Support subs because every single thread was like this. There were at least four or five automod comments on every post. It was so fucking obnoxious.
r/NeutralNews and r/NeutralPolitics were both bad for that. They had two auto-posts and, since I am slow, I clicked on them every time to the comments just to see the boilerplate auto-posts.
Definitely! It was so annoying
Every time I would post something on Reddit and get all excited like someone has replied! Someone out there liked this! ... Nope. Automoderator just replying with the rules again.
Theae comments are triggering me so hard. Lol
Bots are spam. Yes, even the "useful" ones.
I found a few ones useful but I can see your point. The cool part about Lemmy is that you can filter out bots