I also still lurk on Reddit, as the content and communities are vast. I would love to see Lemmy grow. Whilst I personally haven’t had any negative experiences with Reddit, I am trying to used fed alternatives where ever possible.
Actually the smaller communities on both Lemmy and Mastodon have been positives for me, as I am spending less time on them than I did in Twitter and Reddit.
Yup, basically this. Smaller communities are less toxic and also lemmy has no incentive for profit. Reddits literal main goal is to make you scroll as long as possible but lemmy’s only incentive is to create a good expirience. The security is nice aswell :)
I also still lurk on Reddit, as the content and communities are vast. I would love to see Lemmy grow. Whilst I personally haven’t had any negative experiences with Reddit, I am trying to used fed alternatives where ever possible. Actually the smaller communities on both Lemmy and Mastodon have been positives for me, as I am spending less time on them than I did in Twitter and Reddit.
Yup, basically this. Smaller communities are less toxic and also lemmy has no incentive for profit. Reddits literal main goal is to make you scroll as long as possible but lemmy’s only incentive is to create a good expirience. The security is nice aswell :)