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Glad to see this sub being as shitty and utterly irrelevant to tech the same as the OG. What a garbage and worthless article.
But hey, it’s just reddit that has a bot problem 🤷♂️
Lol based on your username and comments you just wanna be on Reddit. So go be on Reddit
Nah, I’d love for it to succeed. I just don’t think it will.
Why waste your time here, then? There’s a whole reddit.com to explore!
Egh, I’d love for this place to be successful. I just already see it failing.
Egh, there’s reasons for that, pardner! Lemmy ask you this: which site does better: a company that hires developers and system operators to keep a site running, or a bunch of volunteers running their own instances?
The answer of course is: define better.
Better stability? better features? That’s reddit.
Better content? Better user experience? Something that won’t be fucked over by the whim of one person? That’s lemmy.
Differn’t strokes for differn’t folks.