Please stop talking about reddit. If you want this to be the next reddit, I beg of you to stop mentioning it. Otherwise all this placewill be is a temporary hold over until we all just fall back on what we know cause we keep hammering in the name into our brain over and over again. I think the same sort of thing happened with the original “black out” of Twitter but we all came back to it because we kept thinking of Twitter in regards to whatever new site we tried. If you want Lemmy to succeed, let Lemmy be Lemmy

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Ok. Downvoted for talking about reddit.

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Oh dang, you said reddit too

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Aw shit! Time to downvote myself. And you!

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Its the price we must pay

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I’m gonna talk about Reddit even harder.

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I’m gonna talk about Reddit even harderer

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I agree… is there a way to hide all of the communities that have been/are being created by that lemmy bot I see lately? I mean maybe the author thinks it’s helpful to mirror subs with all of their posts from ‘over there’, but I fear it also lets us be lazy and expect content to come from outside. People need to actively engage and create here, not just lurk and visit read-only copies.

Edit: it’s all the auto-copied subs and posts from the lemmit.online instance – I am not advocating for de-federating it, just hoping there would be a way to auto-hide any *.(instance) rather than needing to manually do it one at a time.

Edit 2: I’m a dork. I found how to just list new postings from my Subscriptions.

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If you block the user, you shouldn’t see their reposts.

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Fuck your dick you shitty pissbanana. Let people talk about things that are going on and let the conversations develop naturally. If you really want to control what people can and can’t talk about go back to Reddit and start your own sub where you can aggressively moderate until you’re happy with your finely cultivated echo chamber.

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LOL who forgot to put real cheese curds in your poutine??

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Being super into cheese dynamics is a very french trait. You should also vandalize a Holocaust memorial and light a police officer on fire to complete the look.

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Nevermind you guys, this site will be fine

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man there is no need to be so insulting, maybe a snarky quip woulda been fine, but this is so far past the line, its not cool at all to be that rude to a guy posing a question, participating

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Participating being a key word here. I’ve been trying to get conversations going on other things going and so I do know what this guy means - I also know it probably will just take a matter of time for things to settle down.

But that’s the insulting kind of talk I haven’t seen on here much, compared to Reddit

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I think i was slightly shocked. Apparently I left one comment that said wholeheartedly agree, and another that criticized the tone so lol.

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based and pissbanana-pilled

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This happened on Mastodon as well, I wouldn’t worry about it too much. People are excited and they’ll post about whatever they’re feeling. As it goes away, people will stop talking about it.

Even OP itself is a mirror of what happened on Mastodon when Twitter shut down, people calling for an end to Twitter meta discussions.

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Lemmy also has an advantage over Mastodon in retaining people who move here.

With Twitter, most people go there to see content from particular users, be they famous people, news outlets, whatever. If those people stay on Twitter, users who leave it for Mastodon will eventually go back, because the content they want is still on Twitter, not Mastodon.

With Reddit, and also Lemmy, people are here for content but don’t particularly care what users are posting that content. As long as the Lemmyverse continues to have good content-- and it only seems to be getting better, so I’m not worried-- there’s no reason to return to Reddit

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It’s kinda funny that this thread is the first mention of Reddit I’ve seen on here in days.

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I think the last major waves of people migrating were the blackout then prior to that the announcement of pricing.

The exact same thing came up on asklemmy or lemmy@lemmy.ml I forget which, telling people to shut up about Reddit. I think people settled in after a couple weeks and a lot of Reddit-specific discussion is relegated to the Reddit topic lemmy and kbin communities which are thriving now.

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