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this post was submitted on 02 Sep 2026
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Tell them to join Lemmy lol, now seems like a good time
Lol, well I just spent a few minutes browsing and reading a thread or two. The Riviera Kid isn't far off: There isn't a ton happening there. But, with that said, the discussions being had in those threads seem pretty involved. I don't see much of the old reddit (and sometimes on Lemmy now) low-value insipid posts like: "This!" or "Came here to say that!" There are fairly long, multi-paragraph, drawn-out conversations with some thoughtful replies. I skimmed over a few as they were long and I am not invested in the topic (at this juncture). But it is interesting to see some cerebral discussions without the random silly stuff. Mind you, I do enjoy the silly stuff too. Ergo why I am here. Viva la Lemmy!
It's funny to do a Ctrl+F for Lemmy in the thread linked by OP. They all collectively seem to agree that the threadiverse is a bunch of weirdos and that it's only good for memes and brainrot.
I'm not saying they're wrong, but it's true that they do seem to have a culture for lengthyness.