Iβm definitely doing better but nothing crazy like multiple times a dayπ³ good on you for providing content
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I never even had an account on reddit but on lemmy i post shit ?
Donβt have as many rules about how to post here and new posts donβt get caught up with needing to be approved.
no seriously it's so much more engaging and chill than Reddit , you don't have to deal with karma whores etc etc... Love it here
@SoLowChoLowRider I agree i was a forever lurker but now i actually want to try and post and interact.
Me too!
Mostly active on my own instance (Feddit.nl) with posts and comments.
definitely find smaller sites like lemmy easier to post on since its much easier to repeat yourself on reddit and perhaps more modded so i refrain from saying a lot of stuff?
Same here, like early last decade.
Iβm a more avid commenter but havenβt done a lot of posting yet. I also have two accounts for different instances and actually use them both unlike on Reddit where I had two and never used the alt.
Now that you mention it, yes and I'm enjoying the posts more.
I'm posting some things that I would've normally just googled to do my part.
I've been trying to kickstart four communities because apparently I'm a masochist, but I've posted more in the last month than I did in the last 10 years on reddit. It reminds me a lot of my first couple of years on reddit (circa 2010/2011) and then my posting died off because you'd either get drowned out by the noise (hundreds or thousands of comments) or ignored in favour of a one liner joke.
I've seen a lot of people comparing Lemmy to early reddit, and I don't necessarily disagree, but I feel like there's one important distinction between the two. Even early reddit was driven by karma. There just wasn't as much people >10 years ago. I find the lack of karma on Lemmy refreshing. How it's gone back to the old forum way of just counting the number of posts is fantastic. It's a weird habit to break out of though because part of me still wants to go "I got no upvotes, time to delete" or "I'm getting downvotes, better delete my post".
Just you. I comment the same amount I always have, omaybe slightly less.
Definitely more prolific thus far considering all the communities I've found on Lemmy so far are for hobbies and interests, and not just the slew of assorted cat pic subreddits I was subscribed to on Reddit. I'm sure the latter will come in time though.
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Is anybody having some weird language not allowed glitch?
Nah, I've actually posted less on lemmy so far