Still, not what we want
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Imo, we still shouldn't go back if they rollback everything. Reddit is unreliable and Lemmy seems like a good alternative. I say we just try and get as many people over here instead. Not saying it'll be easy or that's anywhere near likely that it'll be as big as Reddit but still.
The problem is that there isn't an equivalent for any sub I use on Reddit.
Serious, like Politics?
Technical, like programming or SpaceX?
Pop culture, like MarvelStudios?
Games, like TheSilphRoad?
Pets, like goldenretrievers?
Found programmerhumor... But that's it.
I don't mean to offend, but I have a bunch of those in my block filter. You should be able to find spacex, etc, and some other communities that are 'close enough' for now. ..or perhaps the communities are not federated to you ?
Also, if every 10 user kickstarts just ONE of the missing subs, then it won't take long..