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Has anyone else noticed a sudden lack of reading comprehension skills?
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this post was submitted on 22 Aug 2023
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In general, or on Lemmy specifically? Because I've definitely noticed that some comment replies on Lemmy seem to completely miss the point of the parent comment.
for me I notice way more typos here than I ever saw on Reddit which I find odd. Both sites allow you to edit your comments..
This. Lemmy/Kbin will probably get a flood of PC users when old reddit shuts down, most people came here because of the API changes killing mobile apps
yeah that makes sense. I used both mostly on PC and rarely use apps unless it something that can't be also used on desktop.
From my experience, that was way worse on Reddit. But I haven't been here long, so idk