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consider starting to post, if you where a lurker or commenter on reddit (feddit.de)
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I never post much on reddit, I go there for entertainment etc.

When I came here in 2021 I saw the content drought and started posting links to stuff, mostly what I had found on reddit. I don't know if that's the best way to do it, but at least there is something to look at here.

Now the situation has gotten better, but I already see it slowing down a bit, or conversation mostly revolving around reddit and the API situation (or this post, lol).

Please consider posting random or interesting shit, memes, whatnot. Don't feel pressure about the quality of the posts, the voting system generally takes care of that and I think that there is no shame in posting something that doesn't take off.

Tl;dr: If nobody posts, nobody can comment or lurk

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[–] Mars 22 points 2 years ago (5 children)

I have posted and commented more today than in my last month in Reddit.

I feel needed.

Also it’s going way better than in mastodon, I don’t even knew how to Twitter.

[–] Lohrun 2 points 2 years ago

Yeah I’ve tried to figure out Twitter and Mastodon multiple times but that format of content just doesn’t make sense to me. With how my experience with Mastodon went it made me wary of trying Lemmy out when I heard about it.

The web ui and apps for Lemmy leave a lot to be desired but I hope they will improve in time as the user base grows.

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