A video about the effectiveness of the Reddit protest

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True, but that doesn’t change the fact that if you need that kind of support right now, you’re dependent on Reddit.

And I think it’ll take a while for Lemmy to build the size of user base that makes those kinds of specialised communities viable, unfortunately. Although I very much hope it happens.

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Granted – I think it’s the “(still)” remark that prompted mine.

Certainly a tough pill to swallow that to continue participating in those communities you either need to keep feeding the beast, or go wherever the majority of that community goes (which simply may not end up being Lemmy).

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Yeah, thankfully that’s not the kind of community I’m looking for, but there are lots of smaller communities on reddit that I’m going to miss dearly. I’m hoping they’ll migrate over here

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