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this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2023
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Yes. Like others have said, the content hasn't quite caught up in volume or diversity.
But I think another factor is that when I fire up Lemmy, it feels like r/all in that I'm getting everything. There seem to be quite a number of meme-themed ~~subreddits~~ communities that dominate my All feed. Now that I think about it, I should probably make the effort to block those; I've made that effort on kbin.
In a way, I think it might be nice to have something equivalent to r/popular, fwiw.
Minor nit: "community" ("magazine" on kbin) doesn't have the same 'zing' as "subreddit". We need something like "sublemmy" or "sublem".
Root problem Is the name 'Lemmy', which is kinda lame-y.
Also bad is that we're not called Redditors but ... lemmings? Lemurs?
Almost worth changing the name.