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No, askreddit is the reddit version of asklemmy.

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69 points

Yes

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49 points

That’s it boys, let’s pack it up!

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sir, this is a burger king.

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11 points

Could I get a large whopper meal?

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15 points

You got eighteen bucks?

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7 points

no

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In theory yes, although the moderation is pretty lacking. So people use it as tech support, ideological rants, yes/no questions, support with actually using Lemmy, DAE, and all other manner of stuff that theoretically doesn’t fit on here, and which is often low effort and doesn’t prompt much discussion.

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At least we don’t get the hourly “What’s the sexest sex you’ve ever sexed” question from someone who’s horny on the internet for their first time.

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7 points

Even though there is already a !nostupidquestions@lemmy.world and a !doesanybodyelse@lemm.ee This c/ is still quite small, and doesn’t get saturated with questions which belong elsewhere. Somehow splitting the content over 3 communities also get them way more empty than a big active one.

We’re still far from the magic reload button we have on that other website which every minutes would see tons of new post.

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3 points

It’s also fun to let the user interpret what sort of question they want to ask. Sometimes it’s fun when people do unexpected things.

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6 points

theoretically doesn’t fit on here,

According to what theory?

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2 points

the theory of Utopian Tightwaddery

The fewer options people have to do the wrong thing, the better everything becomes. Eventually, (in theory), we’ll get to a world where all you do is press a big green button and get a shiny sticker each day.

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5 points

What’s DAE?

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“Does anyone else… (have trouble finishing video games/use their toenail clippings to add texture to a pot of chili/etc.)?”

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Just to add, on Reddit it was segregated away from askreddit pretty early on in the site’s life because it was realized that there’s not much useful discussion that can come off a question structured in that way. Better to ask something like “do you do X? Why or why not”. DAE is mostly just people seeking approval.

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Ah, thanks, also, hilarious examples!

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Yeah, I guess some people think it’s more of an Ask Jeeves than an Ask Reddit. Might be better if it was just called "open-ended questions"or something like that.

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1 point

Or maybe everything that isn’t specified is open-ended.

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3 points

So it’s better

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Good, let’s keep it that way. Lack of freedom of speech is what has made that 3rd Reich of Reddit impossible to use.

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It’s called “Ask Lemmy”, so no… It’s about lawnmower maintenance.

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