• @AtomicGoddess
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      I really like this one even if it does come with the implication that we are marching to our doom.

      • DessalinesA
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        173 years ago

        Its extra funny because redditors will definitely have a superiority complex about it. Look at those lemmings, all unthinkingly upvoting each other, unlike me, a profound and insightful redditor.

        • @AtomicGoddess
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          In my experience the the sentiment tends to flow in the other direction. There are often smug individuals who come to one of reddit’s smaller competitors and proclaim their personal superiority for that choice. Most the problems that reddit has come from its sheer size and lemmy will likely have its own set of problems if it ever reaches that size.

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  • MarcDW
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    113 years ago

    Lemmurs or Lemmers? Just not “lee-murs”. 😁

    • MarcDW
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      83 years ago

      Ach, I should’ve said lemmys or lemmies.

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  • @wahming@monyet.cc
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    Given the existence of kbin and potentially others, we shouldn’t be named something specific to lemmy.

    We are obviously all feds

    • @fresh@sh.itjust.works
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      “The feds” don’t have the best connotation…

      Also in practice the sentences come out a bit unclear to me. “The fed that posted this clearly knew their stuff.” “Some feds just like to stir things up.”

      Edit: that said, I think that’s a really good point about the need for a platform neutral term.

  • carribean prole
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    lemmings are the masses, lemurs are the sophisticrats who must be overthrown