Spyke

Naw, man, as long as your contributions are positive, it's a good thing! More interaction will encourage more interaction.

Unless, of course, you're shirking your responsibilities. If that's the case, then get off Lemmy and clean your room!

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If that's the case, then get off Lemmy and clean your room!

Hisssssss

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lemmy.world

Dude same... Solidly over 100 comments in 3 days. Nothing I have to say is that important.

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I don't know. I find this refreshing. I had been a major lurker on reddit but here it feels like its truly a community, but maybe that's the novelty of it.

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Very similar thing happened to me & posting habits, when I came over to the Fediverse in November's #TwitterMigration. A genuinely social place is a huge change from corporate social (& I observed a large de-tox bonus personally, especially from Twitter).

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feddit.de

It's kinda funny how my hyperfocus on Lemmy made it totally easy to drop my reddit habit rabbit hole.

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Totally. I haven't been back since Saturday. But I sure have been spending a lot of time here. I thought ibwant going to accomplish something during the blackout. Woops!

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I still have to come across someone who commented and posted as much as I have in 5 days though

This is def too much

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I was beginning to become somewhat productive, but I recently made an account and have been binging all the lovely communities on all the instances...

Let me know if you find out how to stop lol, I really feel like I'm trading my reddit addiction for this.

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check out my account. I am here for less than a day. help haha

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feddit.uk

I have the same issue…..I need to get into the habit of actually commenting instead of being a lurker, so here we go!

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lemmy.world

Is it my current hyperfixation?

On Reddit, I made two posts in years.

I just looked and since joining Lemmy 16 days ago I have 216 posts and 207 comments, not including this one.

Hmmmmmmm

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Honestly same. Been commenting more in the last couple days than I have in 6 years being on reddit. The politeness of everyone makes me want to communicate here as well

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lemmy.world

For now I’ll be try but more mindful but I don’t wanna stop altogether. I’ll consider if it continues and gets worse. Your hyper fixations, I might post less frequently after a while.

But like I’m really enjoying the community and it makes me feel better, unlike Reddit

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lemmy.world

I have a digital wellbeing app that allows me to set time limits for each individual app, and I can set work mode to allow whatever apps I want during the work day. When the app is "off" the icon turns gray and you can't open it without telling Digital Wellbeing you need 5 minutes (or turning DW off). This helps me keep my usage down, lol.

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lemmy.world

See, I would just disable it if I set it up myself, and I'm more "tech savvy" than my friends, so if I delegated this task, I would probably manage to find a work around at some point.

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I do often click "use app for five minutes" lol. But often just that pop up where I basically have to give myself permission to be off task is enough to get me back on task.

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Trying my best not to lurk. Keep getting distracted.

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Only use it from your phone with an app, and set a time limit on the app. Block it elsewhere.

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Yeah I never interact on Reddit but I love the idea of helping build the community here.

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