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Reddit Activity Plummeted After The Protests
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this post was submitted on 13 Sep 2023
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I'd say it goes deeper than that. the lack of a proper mobile app has definitely decreased my presence on reddit. but there's more.
i do visit some 'niche' subreddits about once a day from my desktop (hurrah for old.reddit), and i once went to popular+hot -- it was utter rubbish. being here and on mastodon has opened my eyes on how severely the general content on reddit has deteriorated.
I'm on Lemmy and I'll be honest, I'm still looking for better content here.
There are old memes, comics, Linux memes, and that's about it. If I filter for my subscribed stuff, I get nothing new for 12 hours.
But I'm still not going back to Reddit after fucking over third party apps.
It will come, just growing pains. But yeah I'm on the equivalent of r/all a lot here just to find new stuff.
I browse all all the time here, but even then there's not a lot of content. Maybe it's better like this, but I still scroll a lot in the hope to find new content to stimulate my brain