Inb4 +500badillion new users
Reddit Migration
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It's not worth staying on at this point anyway. The people that remain are largely assholes. You can basically see the reason that protests don't work as a macrocosm, because most users now are just bitching that "wahh the blackout only hurts users". No different to people complaining about climate activists who block highways, or trans right activists who get blamed for "being too loud and annoying". Protests don't work when solidarity simply doesn't exist because most people are just selfish, short sighted idiots, and that's basically the userbase that remains over on Reddit at this point. I can't think of a good reason to stay and interact with those kinds of people.
There are also lots of apologetic mod posts that are like "we reopened because we don't want to lose all our hard work and be replaced by someone worse, that is not what's best for our community so we're reopening", the ignorance and arrogance of such statements is mind blowing lmao, but trust Reddit mods to not see the wood for the trees.
Theyre giving in because they dont want to lose their sweet mod power
Tbh I just got here. I sat what the CEO of Reddit had been saying. I prefer to stay with a platform that's small then go back there. Well I guess I gotta learn how to use Lemmy
Edit: I saw*
Favorite thing I’ve read all day aside from Father’s Day cards from my daughters.
Is kbin different than lemmy? I don't understand how it might be related
They are different but are federated. This post is on kbin but I am viewing it on Lemmy.
What’s the best/least obnoxious way to suggest to communities who haven’t brought up migrating yet that they should consider it?
There’s like 3 subs that if they migrated over, I’d happily just stay here forever and never go back.