• @BonesOfTheMoon
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    1093 months ago

    I don’t feel lost in a crowd of shitposters. I post something on c/poetry, ten people upvote and I’m like hey ten people read this, that’s cool. It feels real where Reddit does not often.

    • @Okokimup
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      333 months ago

      I am sometimes one of the ten. Thanks for sharing content.

      • @BonesOfTheMoon
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        53 months ago

        I’m glad you like! I’ve discovered that if I check out several poetry ebooks on my phone at a time I’ll always stumble across something amazing. Someone asked me last week who my favourite poets are, and it’s really a five way tie.

    • anon6789
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      263 months ago

      Exactly this. Everyone has enough space to have their voice heard here. There aren’t too many threads I read where i get bored before I read everyone’s comments.

      I post every day since I know people will see it and it won’t immediately get buried. I get to know the names of people that regularly comment on my posts. Just seems more personal.

      • @BonesOfTheMoon
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        123 months ago

        Exactly. I feel like the smaller crowd and lack of stupid running joke comments makes it very positive.

    • @[email protected]
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      3 months ago

      Afaik upvote count on Reddit isn’t even real anymore. It is still somehow rooted on the real count but their algorithm tampers with the count in undisclosed ways.

      • @BonesOfTheMoon
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        133 months ago

        That’s right, the votes are fuzzed. I left Reddit after I made a post about a Nazi, and Reddit banned me for harassing Nazis. Reddit is evidently ok with Nazis.

        • z3rOR0ne
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          13 months ago

          Capitalist platforms are okay with anything until it’s no longer good for business. Fascism, and by extension, Nazism, is generally good for business.