This is a quality ass comment. Cheers to you.

I had 20k I’d saved up during the pandemic to pay off my loans. That was going to go towards my first house but it appears the party of family values wants otherwise.

I can browse c/All now and have a great time. Sure, there’s a an NSFW post here and there, but unlike Reddit it’s not chock full of some toxic shit.

This place is just good vibes all around.

Dude, this is just laughable. For those who are left, what are you sticking around for?

Also, here’s my theory: these idiot product managers, fresh outta b-school didn’t think to interview their most engaged users. Instead, they randomly polled people. That’s the only way I can fathom their takeaway from users was “it’s too much clutter” instead of, “this drives engagement”.

My question is how can we go about making the transition easy and worthwhile for big communities?

I’m talking a guide that makes it super simple for users to switch. Then convince mods of communities with strong engagement to move over.

Hell yes. My wife and I are thinking about moving back from deep red TN, where they gerrymandered away Nashville’s one representative. Seeing the GOP in Michigan keep shooting itself in the foot is great.

GOP’s really making keeping Michigan blue easy these days.

Hats off to em.

Jesus, I really miss Hawaii.

Went there two years ago and it was one of the best trips of my life.

Kauai was more my vibe, slower paced, more chill, but Maui was a good experience too

Heyo, don’t skip on crocheting. I got into it for a bit and really enjoyed it. Only got distracted by other hobbies.

Yea, what’s to stop me from creating a bot to ping the Reddit API, grab the top posts from a sub, check for duplicates, then repost to Lemmy using their API.

Granted, I’m making many an assumption here.

This makes me wonder: how could governments police the Fediverse? With Reddit they could just threaten the company, but what are they going to do with Lemmy? Threaten whoever hosts the instance?

I’m guessing that’s why people are recommending finding an instance that isn’t USA based.