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this post was submitted on 21 Jul 2024
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I mean yeah, we WERE founded because we didn't want to support shitty business practices from Reddit but we wanted a good Reddit substitute
But we get good posts that aren't Reddit drama too
Well, technically, it wasn't founded for that purpose. But that is why most of us are here.
Wasn't the software created as a reddit alternative, though?
I'm not exactly sure, but it was created before the APIocalypse.
And there were 600 active users before then lmao
Right, but by definition it can't have been created because of an event that happened after its creation.
You say that like there are more than 600 active users now