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joining the fediverse to bitch about reddit is the same as going on a date, and spending the whole night talking about your ex

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I’m tired about reading about reddit here.

We left. Let’s move on.

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Chalky_Pockets@lemmy.world
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I would say it’s more like when a bunch of friends collectively break up with toxic partners and have a big meeting to talk about it. It’ll die down after a while. People on Reddit don’t really talk about Digg anymore.

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ediculous@lemmy.fmhy.ml
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More like a bunch of strangers who were all dating the same toxic person gathering to talk shit about them.

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plain_and_simply@feddit.uk
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It’s a healing process.

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Jarix@lemmy.world
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Well they used to not talk about digg, but

talking about digg, so hot right now

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They don’t talk about Digg no mo’, no mo’

They don’t talk about Digg, no

BUT!

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