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Technology
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Tildes is not a Reddit alternative, it's got its own thing going. talklittle has been a member there for quite some time and so it makes sense. It's not for everyone, but I appreciate it.
I'm curious, how would you characterize it's "thing"? I poked around a little and read a few comment threads. It looks like the social media version of npr lol. Very dry, matter of fact sorta vibe. I may have just picked some bad threads too
Uhh.. Sounds pretty good to me? No constant spam and repeat jokes. What are you looking for?
If Tildes is elementary school teacher, kbin/Lemmy is the elementary school class.
Both have a place, one has more noice, but also more content and the other less activity, though pretty worthwhile stuff for what it has.
Everyone is a mod there
I don't know what you've been talking about there since I can't agree with that experience but get off your high horse if you can with that stick up your ass.
Dude... Check out your own tone. I get you don't like it and while you didn't personally attack me you're just incredibly rude and no one but those that all ready think like you can agree with your comment.
Sure thing, that's one way to deflect.
Well how you go about doing this is not really constructive nor that coherent.
That is a spot on description