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What do you guys think of the reddit alternatives? (lemmy.world)

submitted 23 hours ago* (last edited 23 hours ago) by nerdhd@lemmy.world to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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Digg:

It had potential, but after becoming an ai news aggregator now there's none.

Lemmy:

Low engagement / kinda dead. Also, I have heard that the growth is slowing down(somebody pls provide a citation for this).

Besides that, it's pretty much reddit, for better or for worse.

9gag:

I just made a post there, my first impressions are not good. Got insulted and my post got removed. Now, that might have something to do with me not understanding how the website works, but only time will tell. I will spend more time there to see if it's worth anything.

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[–] Dialectical_Specialist@quokk.au 1 points 10 hours ago

But when you make production more efficient, people don't consume less. They consume more. 'Green advancement' is often just a license to expand the exploitation of nature under a new label. We cannot 'advance' our way out of a systemic crisis, but if we fundamentally change our relationship to consumption, maybe we can start to really rip the e-brake on how efficiently we have been and currently are exploiting nature.