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‘Front page of the internet’: how social media’s biggest user protest rocked Reddit
(www.theguardian.com)
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Reddit had a good run for over a decade, but as always with the internet, now a better thing will take its place.
As always with the internet... a better thing takes it's place?
Friend. That isn't usually the standard.
I still mourn Portal of Evil. It was my reddit before reddit.
my pre internet was Sensible Erection. which also got destroyed through a lack of care. eventually it was dying and I moved to Reddit. Lemmy is my Reddit methadone.
Reddit was a major part of my day for almost 8 years.
You got a couple names of the improvements? Not that I don't like lemmy but... Numbers are small.
Numbers get bigger.