Showerthoughts • 2 years ago

If we call reddit users redditors, what do we call lemmy users

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If we call reddit users redditors, what do we call lemmy users

Showerthoughts • 2 years ago

A lot of people say fedditors but that sounds way too derivative of reddit

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4•2 years ago
Love it, I fell like it just rolls off the tongue nice.

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