Some of my Google searches have resulted in reddit links. I question real hard how much I need whatever info is stored in that link before deciding to click.
It's unfortunate, but Reddit has SO MUCH valuable content that we have given to it. I'm hoping the fediverse will gradually start acquiring that same content along with more content.
I love Feedly. Been using it daily since the loss of Google reader
It's "Don't tread on me". Not, "Don't tread on others"
I know it's good seeing the snake eat its own tale, but what happens if Wagner group takes over Russia? My understanding is that both the group and the guy in charge of the group are no better than Putin. Do they take out Putin, then step aside for a democratically elected president?
Mmm.... Hooters fried pickles.....
I'm sure there were countless posts just like this days after the digg migration to Reddit. Most people here right now are still interested in what's happening at Reddit. As that fades, so too will these posts.
RELAX HARDER I TELL YA!!!
I have been using Lemmy initially, but have switched over to trying Kbin. I am still unsure which I will use mainly.
I think Kbin has a much cleaner UI, but I think I like the process of commenting on Lemmy much better. Many little things, like having a "top" sort option to see the top comment, and comment box under the story as opposed to at the bottom of the page. Also, you can minimize comment trees in Lemmy, which is a necessity.
Lemmy's one big issue right now is its main page sorting is broken and needs desperately to be fixed.
Any idea what this will cost?
If we're taking a vote, I think "Magazine" is a dumb name. I saw that and had no idea what it was supposed to be.
Honestly, this specific post is the first I am realizing that "Magazine" is the equivalent of a subreddit.
Edit: if I'm being honest, I thought Community was a dumb name too.
Lots of people hating the name, but Reaganomics has been disastrous for our country, and republicans love the hell out of it.