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Some Redditors say they're walking away after Apollo app shuts down
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I’m a part of that group. I see 24 people wish I’d kick rocks haha, I get it.
Look, I’m sure most of the refugees agree with me. If we don’t fit in we’ll leave.
So far I’m digging Lemmy. I wish it was more active, but if it’s gonna grow it will.
It broke my heart to leave Reddit after 15-16 years, but it’s not that same place any more any way.
So, hello fellow Apollo refugees.
I knew it was getting bad nearly a year ago when they permanently banned my 12-year-old account for "threatening violence." When I warned someone else that their rhetoric could be understood as such.
They and their friends went on a mass reporting spree and it took a month to get the ban overturned.