• @infyrin
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    • @silentknyght
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      331 year ago

      Hard truth? Reddit conditioned me to NOT participate.

      Nearly time I wanted to discuss something or ask something important to me, my posts were deleted by mods. The few times posts would stay was because they were meme shitposts of easily digestible image content: scroll and move along. Any actual discussion was verboten.

      /r/mk mods were particularly awful. Fuck those guys.

      • @[email protected]
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        111 year ago

        The thing you must understand about /r/mk is that it was largely sheperded by a man who was driven from the other major mechanical keyboard forums for being too much of a self-promoter. It’s possible the entire organization still has residual brittle-ego.

        If you want proper keyboard discussion, do check Deskthority; the content is a lot richer than “here’s a photo of my board which is just a Taco Bell permutation of the current popular PCB/case/caps/switches”

        • @silentknyght
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          21 year ago

          I never knew that! Thanks for sharing!

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    • @Maalus
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      141 year ago

      Lemmy doesn’t have the inventory. The userbase is tiny.

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        101 year ago

        The userbase is significantly bigger than some fairly decent forums that I use or used to visit. The problem is rather the behaviour of the users (reddit started to favour more Instagram-like behaviour of scrolling and “liking” rather than normal forum-like dialogue, especially when you look at r/all, and I think we’re yet to grow out of it fully), and their relatively narrow range of interests (tech + political news) that leaves the other areas empty.

        • @[email protected]
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          21 year ago

          The user base of Lemmy may be bigger, but we don’t all share the same interest(s) the way people grouped on a specific forum would which does hinder it a bit.

        • @Maalus
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          91 year ago

          Not when there is no content to read through.