• Gestrid@lemmy.ca
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      1 year ago

      I’d argue that, for Lemmy, it depends on which communities you subscribe to. Even if you subscribed to one community that now has stuff you don’t like, there’s a decent chance that another community on another instance has what you’re looking for.

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        That’s pretty similar to Reddit, though, isn’t it? There are still decent communities on reddit that you can dig for, too. Instead of finding different instances though you just find a different but similar subreddit name, usually founded by like-minded people that disliked the incumbent.

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      “Lemmy” is not a platform, it is software you can use to make a platform (unless you’re on .ml I guess).

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        I’m out of the loop but I’ve seen this stated many times now re: .ml. What’s the deal with it? I thought it was mostly dev focused with memes and left-leaning stuff?

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      I’m curious to know why that is. I see a lot of posts saying that people have been kind and more meaningful with their thoughts here.

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      Of course it is, it’s a reddit clone marketed to redditors.