You mean, left reddit when shit hit the fan?
I'm one of them. It's going great here. Was just pointed to a new community for Lemmy addons that looks super helpful: !plugins@sh.itjust.works
I'm never going back. There's good interactions and engagement, and the content is growing every day.
This plugin community is so cool, thanks for sharing!
Yeah and I don't miss it either. Too many people on that sub, started to just be generic stupid shit
The discussions here are already clearly better
I've popped back on several occasions and the signal to noise ratio over there makes me nauseous.
It's absolute garbage and even if you dig into some threads, the comments are reactionary and argumentative.
I am here as a Reddit refugee. I've noticed a lot of the communities here that interest me haven't hit any sort of critical mass for participation sadly...but I check in most days anyway.
I finally bailed on Reddit too. There's no reason to be on a centralized, for profit platform while we ride out the end of civilization. I wish each and every one of you the best possible conclusion to this wild human experience.
Yep! Hoping the chatter will increase here!
We only need a relatively small number of steady quality contributors to make it work. Adding more members will just degrade the signal/noise ratio.
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