The lighthouse, the rock, and the restaurant all fit the dabloon!

Bot farm, rage bait, psy op.

But they’re playing both sides, so that they always come out on top.

Daily usage streaks isn’t a “screwed up” notification.

Plenty of people read a newspaper everyday. Or check socials each day.

A more accurate measure for unhealthy, addictive usage would be hours per day, or week.

But why would I want to make a new account on Reddit after getting banned for saying things that people need to hear?

If Reddit wants some passive bullshit audience that can’t talk back, and that swallows bullshit posting, I’m good elsewhere.

Thanks! I heard about lemmy in Reddit comments, during discussions of frustration with Reddit.

So, going forward, hopefully Reddit comments that mention lemmy won’t get banned lol.

Reddit has far more niche communities. There’s the saying that “there’s a subreddit for everything.”

What do you think the trajectory/timeline looks like for lemmy to develop a more robust array of niche communities (aka niche subreddits)?

I miss what Reddit used to be, before it became overrun with shills, bots, dumbass moderators, and corporate policies that stifle free speech.