Fedibridge

Let me just find millions in venture capital money behind the couch cushions, brb.

Not there aren't any good points, but overall the lacking factuality of the post and the wonky formatting makes me suspect whether some or all the post text was copied from an LLM answer.

Does it really matter to people that your karma total is the same when viewed from different instances?

Lemmy can be made better, yes, but the essential thing is that people need to give up a level of convenience to relinquish control from the entrenched kings ("landed gentry").

So I participated a little but, reading the OP's comments and responses, I think they're either debating in bad faith or are talking with ignorance.

A lot of their claims are not backed up by sources, it's just, hearsay over and over again

Fuck reddit and it's algorithms. It's no longer an aggregator based on votes. It's become an unreliable sample of opinion and information.

lmao, this person gave a point-by-point response and is now questioning their decisions

As far as the Fediverse goes, I’ve mainly been a microblog user. I just got here (Lemmy, etc.). It’s wild to hear someone groaning about Federation not being perfectly seamless on Lemmy in comparison.

On Mastodon and the Misskey forks, if I’m interested in a thread, it’s time to open a browser tab to OP’s instance otherwise I’ll never see the entire conversation. I haven’t been on Lemmy that long but I’ve never once felt the need to open a post on the community’s home instance rather than my own.

I guess everybody’s got their line but this seems a little silly to me.

Lemmy is not perfect and has some issues it's working on. However, the absurdity of this posts gives me an idea to basically write a satirical reddit post that explains all the wonderful aspects of Lemmy as if it's somehow an issue. And maybe it would get through to some but not get deleted from reddit since its technically pro-reddit.

Lemmy can't compete with reddit since reddit has ads and can easily censure words it decided it's ad partners don't like. Because of lemmy's decentralized nature, it could never do that.

Lemmy is a disgusting place full of people interested I'm growing new communities. It's a stark contrast to reddit who would ban someone for daring to say the word Luigi.

Lemmy is simply unusable since if you get banned from an instance you could just use another. Reddit is so much better because if you are banned then you have no recourse.

There is definitely a slight curve with the process of signing up, but a couple days in and it feels like a solid straight forward replacement

I'll probably join in later to give my 2 cents as a new threadiverse user.

but I have to say I agree with the decentralized nature is a UX headache. simply because if someone isn't linking in the right format, I'll be kicked out of my instance and suddenly I can't comment anymore.

it's better in mobile apps. and there's probably browser extensions to help. but still.