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r/linux is private now(old.reddit.com)

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Xeon@lemmy.ml
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Good. Also good to see a lot of other subreddits are going dark. Been using Lemmy for just a few hours, and I do not miss Reddit one bit anymore.

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Vuraniute@lemmy.world
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same, only a minute on this website and I do not miss reddit one bit.

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Ashley@lemmy.ca
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Joined lemmy literally a couple minutes ago and I have to say it’s very lively here

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nivenkos@lemmy.ml
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Lemmy can be a bit slow, especially with remote communities.

But damn, if Reddit’s only option is the new UI there’s no way I’ll ever use it.

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Lanthanae@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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I’ve made the transition from Reddit to Lemmy so much more seamlessly than I did from Twitter to Mastodon. The percentage of Lemmy users that post high quality content & comments is much higher than Reddit, and a forum-based platform doesn’t really need many users to be useful, it just needs users who post content and interact meaningfully with one another.

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