Definitely room for improvement but has that old reddit feel, I like it!
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I still use reddit for my city subreddit and some niche things but overall it's decent. We've come far from Facebook haven't we?
I'm liking it. The one thing I think is missing is it is sorta difficult to get critical mass for a community. It would be nice if we could have "meta" communities which just combine every instances community with the same name. It would likely be very problematic moderation wise but it would help get critical mass in a lot of places.
I like it a lot and it's still early days.
Will done Devs.
Can't wait for the rest of the Reddit subs to come over.
I was told there would be baguettes, however I'm not sure what a baguette is so I don't know what I'm looking for and I think there may be a notable nudist commune or three around here.
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he was a great musician🤘
I like it. I'm glad most of the chaff that cluttered up Reddit stayed on Reddit.
It is great since there is not a lot of content , I've had a lot free time for me to learn new things.
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Nice though it has already gone off to political fringes to the point I avoid the comments for many news and political postings
It seems just somewhat useful for tech news and discussion. For everything else I still use Reddit.