Just wanna remind folks that when Steve Huffman founded reddit it was just him and a couple friends with dozens of alt accounts. The first decade of Reddit’s life it was just ripping content from Digg and 4chan to rehost.
Lemmy will grow, and probably in a very similar way.
Are comments content? I'm a prolific commenter, not much of a main poster. I mean... I get my shit from here (previously Reddit), because browsing the rest of the internet fuckin' sucks now. I don't wanna repost stuff, especially at this point in time for the service.
Same, I thought about posting some memes/comics I've saved over the last year or so, but then I realized 95% of them likely came from some reddit post at some point. And just reposting those here without remembering where it came from felt bad, so I didn't. But then I have nothing to post. Ahh!
Fuck that. "Content" is what social media CEOs want. It's the garbage you shovel in front of eyeballs so you can sell those eyeballs to advertisers.
Tell a story. Make something that's fun. Make me feel something. Don't create "content". You aren't a "content creator". You're a person. Make something interesting to other people. Don't be a CEO's fucking content monkey.
We also need comments. I created this comment so we would have comments
And I also replied to this comment so that there would be engagement.
To create further engagement, as well as begin participating, I am writing my first comment on Lemmy.
To further encourage engagement I am replying to this comment by saying: beans
I'm the comment that parrots the above comments right before the 'load more comments..' link.
I’m just here to see which color comes next
Now I have to know too.
And I am :D
To further encourage engagement I am replying to this comment by saying: beans
For even more engagement I will reply with: beans arnt ideal if you can't shit for 3 days
Important. THIS!
Be...e...ans
i must say that I'm very engaged right now
Should we get engagement rings?
It is good. Be engaged!
I'm the guy who replies "this" to this comment.
Let me encourage you by telling you that i came here looking for exactly this comment and i am glad i found it. Thank you for your service.
I'm making a very funny meme joke about this comment thread.
This
So much this!
This!
This
We need people to upvote content as well.
Got you
I don't even right comments rule
I created this comment so your comment would have comments
Just wanna remind folks that when Steve Huffman founded reddit it was just him and a couple friends with dozens of alt accounts. The first decade of Reddit’s life it was just ripping content from Digg and 4chan to rehost.
Lemmy will grow, and probably in a very similar way.
I’m down
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Dude all I see with this meme is Jack Ryan. Reminds me I need to continue watching the 4th season.
I created this meme to create better content
Wait.. should I have created a new post?
Should I have added more beans?
Maybe you should have BOTH commented AND created a new post!
ok i will
Are comments content? I'm a prolific commenter, not much of a main poster. I mean... I get my shit from here (previously Reddit), because browsing the rest of the internet fuckin' sucks now. I don't wanna repost stuff, especially at this point in time for the service.
Same, I thought about posting some memes/comics I've saved over the last year or so, but then I realized 95% of them likely came from some reddit post at some point. And just reposting those here without remembering where it came from felt bad, so I didn't. But then I have nothing to post. Ahh!
If all the memes are the same are they different?
Quality over quantity 😎
no, lemme instead ask a question about reddit vs lemmy!
Fuck that. "Content" is what social media CEOs want. It's the garbage you shovel in front of eyeballs so you can sell those eyeballs to advertisers.
Tell a story. Make something that's fun. Make me feel something. Don't create "content". You aren't a "content creator". You're a person. Make something interesting to other people. Don't be a CEO's fucking content monkey.
Sir this is a Wendy's
This guy doesn't know how social media works and why people use it