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Megathread for Reddit Blackouts and News - Day 2
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this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2023
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I'm surprised how quickly I've adapted to fediverse, Mastodon just didn't fill-in for twitter in the way that the lemmy instances have, once I learned how they work together.
Now that I have gotten over the first hump, it feels new and exciting enough to make up for the lack of diverse content. I really think lemmy/kbin can be the platforms that push forward an interoperable, self-custodial social media.
Same. Ive already started using lemmy as a place to find solutions to my problems. I just dont google "problem reddit". I go to lemmy search bar and browse "specific keyword not working". Been working with certaib topics, and its only gonna get better from now on
What I am also doing is when the solution is only on reddit, I will create a new topic with it in a lemmy instance.
Also important topics should be backed up in internet.archive.