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Been using the fediverse since the 1st of June, don't miss reddit at all. As a matter of fact, it's made me realize just how plagued reddit had become with bots and ads and just terrible communities of hate and perversion. I was on reddit for like 13 or 14 years and since it was a slow process I didn't realize how awful a lot of the site had become. So glad to have left.
I wish I could say the same honestly. I mean, I don’t really miss browsing Reddit, but I miss some of the smaller communities that haven’t made their way over here (or are so tiny here that there’s no discussion), and I hate how many of my Google queries point me to Reddit links because I refuse to open them on my phone
Can't wait for Beehaw to have 7 or so golden age years before we drop this place. But it's gonna be a great time in between.
Same. There were a lot more nich subs I was on, but I've honestly been there so long, everything feels like a repost. At least here, everything is novel. I'm going to be excited in about a year or so when Lemmy hits its stride.
Same, but I also have realized how often I find good answers to technical questions on Reddit ... It's just that now I notice it much more.