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Apollo for Reddit is shutting down
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this post was submitted on 08 Jun 2023
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It seems like the entirety of disgruntled Reddit is either going to join some form of Lemmy (Fediverse) or Tildes. At least with Lemmy we can still all communicate on the same platform. This entire event is completely splitting up and fracturing the communities we all had and liked on Reddit.
Maybe both... 🤔
I wouldn't mind joining Tildes as well. If I could figure out how. The /r/Tildes recruitment post is locked.
https://docs.tildes.net/contact
The preferred method is r/Tildes, but there's additional information at that link.
Ironically, a couple had already been started! So, I guess I can sit back now and be a participant more than moderating.
I did write to one, letting them know I was available to help, but never heard back.
I have posted more on here in a week than I have in years on Reddit. I think it is best.