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The Fediverse Isn’t the Future. It’s the Present We’ve Been Denied.
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this post was submitted on 07 Mar 2025
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Honestly lemmy specifically is good enough to scratch my Reddit itch. We may not be able to post our way out of fascism, but we can certainly post our way out of the centralized, enshittified platforms like Reddit where we came from.
I think it's more difficult in applications where you want or have to bring a lot of friends to make the apps useful, but in the case of lemmy specifically if there's a baseline level of activity that's enough to fulfill 90% of what i used Reddit for (i.e. snarky memes and random back and forths with relative strangers).
The infrastructure is there, and most of the features are there, but the content comes from content creators and they're not here yet.
For example, we have grimdank, but we don't have vezimira and emmawatnot. We have users who repost their content, but they're not posting here directly.
You can be a content creator. It's not that difficult to post a meme. Content creators aren't another species.