• @Mangoguana
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    601 year ago

    Do kids really impact the level of conversations on social platforms? Many adults are just as immature.

    • AveryLazyCovfefe
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      121 year ago

      Pretty much, I’ve seen many kids on reddit act fairly mature compared to some of the adults I’ve encountered over the years.

    • @javasux
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      81 year ago

      Many adults are just as immature

      yes, but at least the kids aren’t also here compounding it

    • @captainlezbian
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      71 year ago

      Yeah the only place I want only people of a certain age is sexual spaces and then I want folks in their mid 30s ± 10 years

    • @DrQuint
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      1 year ago

      I disagree with OP that a lack of kids is the reason why Lemmy is good. You’re right that the level of maturity is not attached to age, and that we can find a platform that’s fine with either age group.

      But I do think kids absolutely do have the capacity to ruin things. Discord is basically a worthless platform depending on what fandom they focus on. You can usually tell you’re in a shittified community ondiscord if

      • There’s a vent channel

      • There are twitch emoji in active use

      These may sound like generalizations, but, as soon as I got them pointed out by others (typically by discord power users who’ve seen the worst of it) I also started noticing the kinds of typical users who those things serve, and they’re precisely the least mature and most childish company you could ask for.