What's your opinion on all the Reddit alternatives? (lemmy.world)

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1276669

Like a lot of others, I've been looking at Reddit alternatives recently which is what landed me here at Lemmy.

How do you think Lemmy compares to Reddit? But also, for people who have tried other Reddit alternatives than Lemmy, how do they compare? What has been the pros and cons of each community for you?

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[-] Louise@lemm.ee 8 points 1 year ago

I like Lemmy more than I thought I would but it's really rough in areas that Reddit's polished more and it also is, well, pretty quiet. It's a little hard to really dive into it when so much is clearly missing on even just the people not being there. I certainly miss a lot of subs I'd spend more time on, subs that have miles more subscribers than people who even use Lemmy as a whole. I'm hoping that more people jump over to here but it's definitely not the same because there is still a void left unfilled. But I'll live, it certainly reduces how much time I use social media overall since I never was a Twitter user.

[-] AncillaryJustice@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

For those reasons it reminds me what coming to Reddit in the first place was like. It's really fun to build up a community. It's hard to see compared to what Reddit is now, and the polish you speak of that to me while there are some conveniences or extra features has overall messed up what I liked about it. Lemmy or some other system may or may not ever be as popular as Reddit, but it's way more engaging to be part of a growing community than an oversaturated one IMO. You get to help define what the place will be like to a much greater extent.

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