• dystop@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    or use old.reddit.com?

    Honestly, i thought I would miss reddit more, but I haven’t been back since I moved here and haven’t thought about it one bit. I expect I’ll still end up on reddit occasionally when I search for something, but I don’t see myself ever posting there again.

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      1 year ago

      It’s been refreshing that my lemmy subscription feed is purely related to my hobbies and misc interests and makes me want to come back more often. my main reddit feed has been so full of unnecessary filler for a while now, im actually getting more value out of browsing here instead

      But yea idk if the habit of adding site:reddit.com to searches is gonna go away any time soon lol

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          1 year ago

          I would from time to time. If posts from a sub annoyed me I’d unsub. But even the subs I still enjoy had gone down in quality over time. Whether its bots stealing comments, bots reposting recent popular posts, or something that looks like a discussion only to see its a long thread of 3 people arguing relentlessly over semantics. So starting fresh has been nice.

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      1 year ago

      I go back during f1 races because the community here is not big enough for discussion and also I got banned from discord server for promoting piracy.

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      It shows up in my search results but I refuse to click it. May just blacklist it at the dns level at this point, like a malicious site.

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        you can always browse it thru a privacy-friendly frontend that scrapes the site, like libreddit or teddit. This way you get any answers or whatever you might want, no ads or bloat, and reddit inc doesn’t benefit