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Sly Flourish's Lazy RPG Talk Show: Reddit's Enshittification
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I was a bit bummed to see that Mike didn't mention any of the Fediverse options but honestly Lemmy and kbin are still cooking as technologies so I don't exactly fault him. I was surprised to hear him skeptical of Patreon—the same incentives are there, surely, but I wasn't aware of any recent actions they had taken.
Replacing Discord will definitely be painful if/when it comes.
I really didn’t know anything about Lemmmy. Things are moving fast. I did mention Mastodon, blogs, podcasts, and rss feeds.
Ah that's fair. I mean, at the time you recorded the video I couldn't have named any kbin or Lemmy groups that were even rpg focused (I didn't know any either) so it would have been by far the most embryonic of the options you listed. We're watching the plane get built mid-flight! Credit to the other shout outs you gave, though; I did notice them at the time and they do all present legit alternatives for controlling your life on the internet.