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this post was submitted on 02 May 2023
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Both, I was interested in the Fediverse, made this account as a just in case. Then Reddit started to become like digg, pulling the API thing, forcing me to use the app and not the webpage when I was on my phone. The final straw was the realization that they might pull a twitter.
Currently, I'm checking if I can find similar lemmies (I hope that's the correct word for a Subreddit equivalent) to what I was subscribed to.
You can always make them if you can't find them!
I plan to, I already tested it out and created one. Though, it's going to be interesting because if it's too long, I might have to create an instance instead.