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Are you replacing Reddit with Lenny?
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this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2023
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Yes. I plan on using lemmy over reddit from now on. There are enough similar communities here. I'll have to keep using reddit if i'm searching for something and it comes up, but i don't plan on actively using reddit anymore. They showed their true colours: a company's whole business model built around collecting and displaying user content and then has the nerve to pull that they did on 3rd party developers?
They didn't want app competition because they needed to serve ads in their app.
I'm pretty much in the same boato but a lot of the communities just don't have critical mass on lemmy yet :/
Exactly. Reddit was once new compared to their competition, stumbleupon or digg. This time why not opt for the Foss alternative.