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Its been one day without Reddit
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this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2023
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Doing fantastic. People are slowly posting content. The platform slows down due to spike in users but it gets better little by little. I like seeing content from other instances although you can't really reply to posts. It is great as a place to discover content, one day at a time i guess. I will not be using reddit in the foreseeable future though.
This. The first few days when I came over here (the day before the blackout started) it still has been really empty.
But now more and more people switch and you can tell. The comment sections get bigger, the main page for all gets busier. Give it a month or two and it will be just like old times. Even the niche communities are popping up here and there.