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What kinds of things from reddit would you like to see Lemmy avoid as the user base grows?

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Personally I think not having karma limits is nice currently! I understand why they were used but grinding karma as a lurker on reddit was frustrating.

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gronapa@lemmy.fmhy.mlOP
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Personally I am commenting and posting much more now than ever on reddit. I want to transition to lemmy and see it grow as I refuse to use the Android reddit app.

I am not typing/imagining a comment and then not posting it here either like many people do on reddit. It seems like a good time to become less of a lurker.

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hllywluis@sh.itjust.works
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Agreed, especially with how new Lemmy is, it just really feels like it needs our engagement to succeed and get more people to join.

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Coolbootyjames@lemmy.ml
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I remember when I first got on reddit, it was still bigger than lemmy is now, but it still felt small enough that commenting actually felt worthwhile. Definitely excited to be here. Tryna engage as much as possible so people feel there’s a community to join

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Candid_Technology_66@lemmy.ml
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If I’m not mistaken, because lemmy by default sorts comments by newest, if you comment something more users will see it, but on reddit it’ll get stuck at the bottom.

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PapaTorque@lemmy.world
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Yeah. Honestly I’m way more active here. Granted my whole time on the fediverse is like a week or two, but Ive made more comments today than I have in like a decade on reddit. I could easily see myself not returning to reddit.

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