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  • alehc@lemmy.ml
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    1 year ago

    What a mess. I’m sad to see reddit go like this but at the same time I’m happy to discover lemmy. I hope lemmy keep growing now.

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        1 year ago

        Not losing much if you get banned, I decided to name-drop Lemmy as well. I encourage everyone to mention it or whatever their favorite fediverse instance is.

        It’s time for social media to stop being ran by for profit corporations, it’s just inevitable for them to ruin shit for the sake of slightly increasing quarterly profits

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          1 year ago

          I’m a bit annoyed at the way people treat Lemmy on Reddit, most of the threads i’ve seen kinda dismiss it as being too confusing, and instead promoting other centralized websites which will eventually just become reddit 2.0

          Sure it takes a bit to understand the fediverse but its fairly simple once you get the hang of it

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            1 year ago

            Lemmy doesn’t have a real app yet. I just tried using Mlem and can’t even figure out (if it’s even possible?) how to browse communities I’m not a part of, or even find a list of those I’m subscribed to. I just get a feed of either ‘All’ or ‘Subscribed’.

            “Fairly simply once you get the hang of it” isn’t good enough. If you want people to use your service, you make it idiot proof.

            Lemmy needs some work, but it’s definitely got potential.

            • Hot Saucerman@lemmy.ml
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              Actually I’d prefer to not have idiots here so please keep the learning curve, thanks.

              Also apps in general are a fucking blight on the internet.

              EDIT: Since I’m getting downvotes with no substantial replies, let me expand this a bit.

              The quality of discussions on Lemmy and the like currently are quite high, and as we’ve seen over time with reddit, when you have an influx of people not familiar with discussion communities, the quality of discussion degrades and you have more and more “problem” users that admins and moderators need to handle. Making Lemmy more “user friendly” is the first step to having this problem. A learning curve means it actually weeds out people unwilling to adjust their expectations and behaviors in said community. (Personal opinion, I think it speaks volumes about people when they are unwilling to do a slight amount of learning to be able to participate.)

              Secondly, mobile apps have been mostly used to track people across the internet and consolidate the information on them in one place, and rejecting common internet standards. These are all net negatives, in my view, and why I struggle to want to use “apps” in their current form. Standards and meeting standards matters, as well as rejecting attempts to track and classify users. I’ve seen the app ecosystem harm the internet in great ways, and seen very little positive come out of it.

              If you have an argument against these points, it would be nice for you to contribute. A downvote should not be “I disagree with this opinion and want to hide it, but I can’t be bothered to make my own argument against it.” That’s just plain old school reddiquette.

  • Tavirez@beehaw.org
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    1 year ago

    I love already how many downvotes Spez is getting. No one is seeing through their corporate answers and I LOVE it!!

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      1 year ago

      Am I missing something, or has he only answered 3 questions? I had to go to his profile directly and look at his comments to see any responses to the ~2500 comments.

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        1 year ago

        I think 4 now. Keep refreshing for new answers. He responded to the “threat” allegations towards Christian (Apollo dev) and it… isn’t going over well.

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          1 year ago

          4-5 minutes between each comment, those are definitely going through a PR team first

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            1 year ago

            His response about the “joke” seemed very personal. Definitely not polished by a PR team