Are you 100% lemmy/mbin/piefed for your forum/thread life or are you still using reddit for something?

  • 鳳凰院 凶真 (Hououin Kyouma)@sh.itjust.works
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    10 days ago

    TV, Movie, Anime, Video Game, Discussion Threads.

    It’s non-existent on Lemmy.

    I don’t really post anything, I just lurk and read the discussion, don’t really have motivation to post since I’m kinda anti-corporate right now, but I just wanna absorb all the info they have to satisfy my brain’s curiosity.

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    10 days ago

    There is one community JimCornette and I visit one time a week just to check a couple rantings about different ratings for different shows

    It’s almost the same posts/comments every time, and it’s been that way for 5+ years

    But I still go because it’s not a giant circle jerk for basement sweatys and there is the occasional informative or enriching post

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    9 days ago

    the day Apollo stopped working I deleted the account and quit cold turkey; now only if I find something there while researching a problem I read a thread anonymously and that’s it

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    10 days ago

    r/nba and my city’s sub. Both have equivalent communities here but aren’t as active, so I visit from time to time to see what’s going on. But that’s it, I don’t browse anywhere else on the site.

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    I tried to use it a few days ago and the toxicity is insane, it feels like Reddit is filled with trash talking kids to draw attention to themselves or AIs.

    You can’t have a healthy discussion there anymore.

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    10 days ago

    As much as I hate to say it, I’d still much rather go to google and search reddit, than go on any other website google proposes. Everything is just trying to get you to buy nonsense or scroll through a 10 page article for a one sentence solution that is probably outdated.

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    10 days ago

    Nothing unless it comes up in search. And then I have set rules which will redirect reddit to a different frontend (RDX) so that I can just read the info without visiting that awful place.

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    10 days ago

    On every single Reddit post I accidentally end up on these days, I just get annoyed because there’s someone making an incorrect statement about something and I can’t make a remark or correction because I deleted my account. So I just try to avoid the site altogether. That’s just one of many reasons though. Others include the obvious ideological problems with Reddit, and the way it looks nowadays.

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    10 days ago

    Whenever it comes up in a web search and I absolutely need it for whatever information I’m looking for, mainly troubleshooting stuff

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      10 days ago

      yeah, sadly there’s a lot of niche technical problems that have only ever been answered as reddit posts. about the only time I go there either.