To be fair, I've been on Reddit for years and never even once talked about politics, nor read anything related. Then after searching for quite a while I found Lemmy, and I'm glad I did. So getting the word out doesn't seem bad at all.
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Privacy has become a very important issue in modern society, with companies and governments constantly abusing their power, more and more people are waking up to the importance of digital privacy.
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Even though some people want to fixate on the wrong things, people who care about what we provide will migrate over. And advertising on sites like Reddit is the only real way of getting the word out.
And it's better if Lemmy users tell Redditors about Lemmy, than it is for Redditors to tell Redditors about Lemmy. With the former, we can control the initial conversation, with the latter we can't.
That's just false. Don't spread FUD. I used Reddit for years, and recently came to Lemmy due to the benefits. Don't typecast all of reddit to your dillusions.
Don't blame me blame the Redditors who everytime Lemmy is proposed as an alternative shot it down and spread worse FUD than the one I'm spreading saying Lemmy devs are censorship happy tankies and make a big deal out of the slur filter. I don't want people go through unnecessary frustration ok?
well lemmy is great arent they talking with second interest ?