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Third party Reddit apps just got canned.
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this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2023
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Hope it happens but most of the content posted here seems to be about people complaining about Reddit. So right now not to hopeful.
Reddit was the same when we migrated from digg. It will get better. :)
It's gotten less reddit heavy over the past couple weeks, and will probably get more reddit heavy for a bit, before eventually normalizing into the tone it always will be. People have just lost something they spent a lot of time on and they kinda need to talk it out
I don't remember it being as bad. But hopefully.
As a redugee I don't necessarily plan to spend much time bashing bc it's a done deal, but I anticipate a lot. Personally I'd rather help the community grow instead of making it the community to bitch about another community.
I expected Reddit posts to last a week or so at this intensity because of the recency of 3rd party apps dying. Then we will see how much content is actually being outputted.
Well, not all the users will jump to another boat at the same time. So you mostly hear complaints from new Lemmy users. It will pass after a few days.