As (another) reddit refugee, in order to compete with reddit, Lemmy needs to invest in its mobile apps, and make other servers easier to access.

Fr, it is very hard to break. I instinctively add "reddit" to the end of every search.

r/AITA, I second that one r/politics r/AskReddit r/News r/Rap r/Unpopularopinion r/Genz r/cars r/LateStageCapitalism

As a regular user of those subreddits, I'm going to miss them

As the other community said, right now, we're just here because of spez being an asshole. Let this situation end and it'll normalize

r/politics r/WorldNews r/anime_tiddies

Fr, r/collapse and r/Genz need to hurry tf up

I'm liking it so far, I've been trying to explore other instances other than lemmy.one but, the login always turns into an infinite loading screen.

Thanks! - Reddit, Twitter, and Instagram* refugee here. *= I didn't get banned or anything like that, I just disagree with Zuckerberg having access to all of my data.

Yeah, to be honest, I used the reddit mobile app and I loved reddit and I'm also sad to see it go. However, nothing lasts forever.

I'll try my best to post, however, on reddit, I was usually a lurker who never ever posted. Only commented. (Sometimes)

Yup

And give more power to Facebook? No. Sorry, I still call meta "Facebook." I kind of an old head despite being young.

Have always been

Roast beef sandwich Basically, a plain ham sandwich with the meat being roast beef

All of the assholes moved to gab, telegram, (back) to twitter, and on tiktok.

Until those sites go down, there's little worry (I hope)

As the other commenter said, this is also why I won't give up reddit 100%

As a twitter refugee, mastodon is really confusing, and lonely. In which I have nothing on there to connect with other users. The thing that makes twitter have high user connectivity is a "trending" tab and quote tweets. Which does wonders for user connectivity.

In contrast, mastodon has none of those features that made twitter appealing to the masses. I understand keeping everything decentralized, but, some level of centralization is good for the userbase.

An example of this light centralization is lemmy, with its federation and "all" tab.

Agreed

Fr