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Lemmy is slowly dying while Reddit is thriving
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this post was submitted on 19 Oct 2023
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Reddit is certainly busier. But is it better? Every time I peek back into Reddit I'm overwhelmed by ads and karma-farming reposts. Was it always that bad, or did I just not notice when I was immersed in it? Either way, I'm happier here.
Yeah I like lemmy way better. Never going back to reddit
fuck reddit
It's been that bad since before Conde Nast, but not always.
Reddit hasn't been owned by Conde Nast in over 5 years. They're private with Advanced Publications (former parent company) as a major stakeholder.
I would say yes reddit have more quality answers but also a lot of bad
Well the people here are really weird, so there is that. Reddit has its issues but at least people there understand humor.
If they understood humor, r/whoosh wouldn't be so well known
Let me guess: “everyone is too sensitive you can’t even make a joke anymore”?