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So Reddit is forcing open a piracy sub. I wonder how potential investors would feel about that?

There are a ton of places that want to be the next reddit and everyone is trying to get everyone else to migrate to their platform.

None are ready yet and each have concerns. Lemmy, Kbin, and fediverse platforms have been dominating a lot of the discussion but they aren’t Reddit and they probably never will be (especially not by July 1st).

You have a lot of confusion and frustration that there just isn’t another Reddit out there yet. To all those I say that Reddit didn’t happen overnight and it’s all going to take time.

I’m not familiar with Spotify, but could something like stationRipper work?

71 indictments / 46 presidents. Each individual indictment was counted separately.

For the foreseeable future, I’ll use both. Despite everything, reddit still has tons of niche groups that I like to read. Lemmy and Kbin are still young and I want to see them grow, mature, and surpass Reddit, but that is not going to happen overnight.

But in those cases, the users trust that the server hosting the platform they are on isn’t just some guy’s Personal laptop.

Are there any stability requirements for starting up a server or can someone start up a server on their personal laptop?

The other problem is that eventually you will have only a few large servers because people who join will want as much content as possible. Basically the “Google” problem.

Try clearing your browser cache. I couldn’t create an account here for the last 2 days until I did. It kept spinning otherwise.