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Why are there no bots that post Reddit content on Lemmy?
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this post was submitted on 19 Aug 2024
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It still is a thing, but I just mute those communities. They usually have zero participation by Lemmy anyway.
If I wanted to see Reddit content, I would go to Reddit.
This leaves me going to Reddi for 90% of the content I enjoy. It's also the main reason why most people still use Reddit and not Lemmy. I don't see why crossposting would be a problem. Crossposting is being done anyways. Reposting too. Where is the difference?
Yet here you are lmao
How do you know I'm not on Reddit for 90% of the time?
you replied instantly
Are you trying to lecture me on what I'm doing? I know very well myself what I'm doing. I'm here for the 5 communities there are and on Reddit for the rest.
Which ones are those 5?