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this post was submitted on 28 Mar 2025
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I checked it out to see if it would be a nice alternative to !upliftingnews@lemmy.world. It might be better on less political content but there is still usually someone being… less than uplifting and more negative (even if it is on topic) in the comments with a ton of upvotes rewarding the negativity because it is also a popular negative sentiment. RIP.
(And no, I do not downvote them just because I really dislike the content. It is not against the rules, I do not think it's untrue, it is not spam, and I don't think it quite goes as far as uncivil jerkiness, so I leave the votes alone and just stay out of the comments and now I am posting a warning here.)
Advice if that stuff brings you down: follow the community and keep out of the comments, that is what I currently do on !upliftingnews@lemmy.world.
Yes, I learned that everything can be negative in a certain way.