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It's almost exactly a copy of reddit issues but most people that use reddit haven't heard about it.

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[โ€“] dreamos82@lemmy.world 36 points 23 hours ago

Because in my opinion people are used to reddit, and is the biggest one, baiscally everyone else is there, why changing for a platform where you have evem to choose " an what? An instance?"), with a fraction of the users.

I stopped using reddit after the api rules changes, i quit twiitter as sson as that nazi guy bought it.

The main socials I use are mastodon and lemmy.

How many of my friends are on madtodon? 1 or 2, how many of them are active there? 0. And i think my nbers are even higher than wjat i think they should be because most of my friemds works in the IT

People unfortunately just wants everything quickly, without hassle, and are not prone to change.

A question on reddit? Probably you'll get an answer in few hours. On lemmy? You are luckynif you'll get one.

I have a small crafting page, that I'm trying to spread using only mastodon, it's much harder. These are the reasons I think.

And most people don't even care about the content of if their timeline is 85% ads and suggested pages.

They will just scroll. Algorithms are shitty, but who cares. Everyone is there...