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Lemmy - Why did you leave Reddit?
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this post was submitted on 11 Jun 2023
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Thanks for coming! I just joined as well and am really enjoying myself. There's definitely enough for me here to entertain myself and it might only grow larger and broader. I think about it this way - I believe there's a higher chance that Lemmy will go through a "golden age" as opposed to Reddit which seems to be way past its own.
Yeah, the Reddit golden age was like 2010-2015ish imo. That's when they started with their current monetization direction from what I remember seeing.