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The Reddit Protest Is Finally Over. Reddit Won.
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I want to thank Spez for screwing up his platform. Reddit became to toxic for me a couple years ago so I took a break. Last summer Zuckerberg gave me a 30 day ban so instead of using a nerfed account I just went back to Reddit instead. So when the protest happened I had no issues with leaving the site.
Lemmy is fire, I'm enjoying this platform much more, every day it gets better.
Leaving/left Facebook for Mastodon back a couple of years ago when the whistle blower revealed their dialing of the "outrage algorithm" and the true width and depth of data capture. This was when (and why) they rebranded to Meta. I've only gotten a few of my FB folks to give Fedi a try, but I'm effing loving it. Lemmy and Mastodon are growing and I am here for it. This is what social media should be and how it should work. I've found so many awesome people through Mastodon I would have never found on FB or Twitter. The cool things I've seen on Lemmy I probably would have never seen on Reddit. I just feel more connected on here than when I was jumping from corporate walled garden to corporate walled garden.
I tried mastodon before I found Lemmy, then I figured out it was a toss twitter, I have no interest in twitter so I'm done with that.
Most things don't have to be for most everyone... welcome to the Fediverse!
Reddit became too toxic for me around 2014. That's when they started replacing default subs with shit like r/sports, trying to court the most general audience possible, then forcing everyone to exist in the same space and expecting it to go well.
Same thing happened with Digg. Digg went from tech-news to general-news around 2007... 2008 we hit a US election year and the site became a cesspool. The Diggnation Podcast was hosted by the site's founders, they had to talk about the top 10 digg posts each week... they repeatedly had to feign interest in UFO and Ron Paul stories at that point.