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I like it a lot. Left Reddit on Sunday, tried Tildes, then found Lemmy and have been here since.
Also using Jerboa. I like it well enough. It feels a bit like Reddit but also reminds me of being on the Internet back in the late 90s - not sure why it gives me that feeling though. Maybe because it's new to me and not the most streamlined, and it's still growing.
Anyway it's great here! Enjoying interacting and watching things grow.
Feel the same way. I'm crossing my fingers for the Sync for Reddit dev to port his app to lemmy. That app was fantastic and would be a great addition.
I have exactly the same feeling of 90's internet, and honestly I think it's because Jebora is completely unstyled and barebones, just like usenet or IRC back in the days. And most of the users for the time being are friendly nerds in their 30's and 40's :-P
I feel like part of the 90s vibe is that it's federated and that most of the community doesn't have the toxicity that reddit had. I would argue that "feeling" disappeared when more things became consolidated into large companies rather than having many smaller forums or widespread use of open protocols like rss, xmp etc.