Pretty much the question, Does it have better help than Reddit?
Probably not yet.
Reddit has over a decade of content on it, from a much bigger userbase.
Reddit has over a decade of content on it
Had. A good deal of it is gone now, some of it forever.
I think they meant the users that deleted/edited their comments/posts last month before migrating here / elsewhere
No lol. Reddit has a near 20 year headstart.
Depends on your topic. Have a question about a specific video game? Still going to have to go to reddit to ask. More general purpose? Those we can field.
Thanks, Guess we need to grow our Gaming community more on the platform. Maybe I’ll try and contribute to the current games I’m playing and find the communities for them.
This is somwthing I miss the most - all of the games having their subs. There are some here, but not many of those I’d like to follow more closely.
Are there communities for them that are deaf or bone at all? You could start some and seed them a little.
I tried asking a question on both Reddit and Lemmy and got more helpful answers from the Lemmy post.
That’s good to know, Guess a lot of the people who write helpful information has decided to use Lemmy instead.
I think I’ve only had one interaction which was needlessly hostile here; everyone else is lovely and just happy to be here in a place which you can still see the value of a smaller user base.
For troubleshooting, I still turn to reddit. This is just unfortunate reality of:
- Massive community
- Very old website
- Google search algorithm
But I am confident tides will shift to lemmy sooner or later. And if I am unable to find answer on reddit, I’m sure I’m gonna ask it here not on reddit.
