Reddit circa 2013.
However, I’d like to take note that the world itself was far different in 2013. We’re asking for 2013 politic levels when the current world is obsessed with politics and some countries are within five years of a civil war, mine in particular.
I left, in a way. Lemmy was my main stomping ground. Now it’s XMPP.
how in the name of fuck is that even an acceptable transition?
I don’t need Reddit, I need engagement.
I don’t know if you’ve convinced me to stay or go, but you’ve certainly convinced me of either or.
Nazis on ICE
“mooom can we go see Nazis on ICE?”
groooooan, Frozen on ICE, now this shit
Right, Linux kernel development is free, philanthropic work, with zero incentive for profit, funded by IBM, Google… 🙄
Still no?
wheels out Firefox
If Google didn’t foot the bill, Chrome would be your only browser, also, funded by economic incentives. If Firefox exists, there’s no monopoly, which to Google, is why it exists.
Same federation, same posts, same users. Different software doesn’t mean anything else changes.
So you can see the loss of users there too?
It’s the same federation, how is this a solution?
…then how does this fix anything? Same federation, same downward trend of losing users?
You’re right, on piefed, the loss of users looks prettier.
Like all the “selfhosters” and their Cloudflare proxies lmao.
just use wireguard. :/
Come to i2p, fam.
Nope, just the landscape, but who’s to say bored Lemmy users are going back to Reddit? They likely moved on, or settle for Mastodon, or like me, chats rather than forums.
Reddit hasn’t exactly improved, trading “meh” for “eh”.