Thats a shame
EGirlEnthusiast
joined 2 years ago
I'm hoping theres enough communities that will not be returning ever to make reddit walkback its choices. Returning after 2 days isnt enough, unfortunately
Well thats concerning. Hope the revenue they get from API access and forcing ads will offset the communities they are pushing away. Im about to delete my reddit account over this. Lets hope lemmy can gain traction.
Yes. Actually made this account today, and here are my first impressions: The learning curve is existent, and likely the largest problem with mass adoption. The way communities work is cool, but not easily explained to end users. But now that i see how it works, i like it better. Now we just need the content and community to thrive.