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this post was submitted on 28 Oct 2026
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It's pretty good as it is. But the advantage with Reddit is that there are more niche communities, and those are the only reason I use big social media like Reddit. I'm subscribed to >50 subreddits and never comment. I have access to good information and expert opinion if I can be assed to look for it. Lemmy is more "stochastic" as in there are less people and less communities on here.