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this post was submitted on 04 Aug 2026
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Cool, that's really good to hear. I keep seeing mod abuse posts, and of course meeting the odd shitty users, and then I rolled the wrong com on the wrong day, but hey, when it rains it pours.
I certainly prefer it here than on Reddit.
Agreed,Lemmy is much better by design and there are far fewer bots here then on reddit and you can actually do something about them.
Interaction here was a great remedy to the soul-sucking drain i felt logged into reddit.
The friend I mentioned in the post showed me some of her product support questions she asked on Reddit and the threads were so distasteful. I don't feel the draw at all of interacting there anymore, but while I was in that environment, I didn't realize how depersonalizing and bland it was.