Is there any evidence that Reddit has suffered at all from the exodus to Lemmy?
Mass migration or not, I'm happier to be here with all of you.
How are you accessing Lemmy now? Browser or app?
I went from Liftoff to Jerboa as well. Liftoff is great but I just had a few nitpicks. Frame drops from time to time. Upvoting and commenting feels really slow. No button feedback when downloading images, I ended up downloading images multiple times.
The Wikimedia Foundation has joined the fediverse by setting up their own Mastodon server!
What server would you recommend starting? I joined mastodon.world and I have trouble looking for things I'm interested in to follow.
Do you think if SSO was possible across Federated platforms that it would help drive adoption of decentralized platforms like Lemmy, Mastodon, Pixelfed, Kbin, and others?
I'm thinking something like ORCID (used in research and the academe) can be implemented.
Is Lemmy THE reddit alternative for you? Are you thinking about moving somewhere else?
Really enjoying lemmy at the moment. I feel at home.
You're back in 2010 and someone brought one of these bad boys to school for the day.
More like the 90's. The scholastic book fairs were amazing.
