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Anyone else feel that Lemmy just isn't addictive?
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this post was submitted on 16 Aug 2023
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Personally, I'd begun to feel shackled by Reddit having gotten so overly moderated in recent years.
When someone is a fucking idiot and says idiot things I should be allowed to tell them they're a fuckin idiot.
Reddit started protecting the idiots' feelings over protecting people's right to tell them they're fucking idiots and maybe that's how the fediverse will become too since people have become so accustomed to it but I like being able to call out the stupidity as much as I like genuine engagement and informative content.
I hate a lot of the low effort I'm a comedian bullshit that reddit allowed to run rampant in the last few years because no one was allowed to tell them they're stupid.