The relief when I open up Lemmy or Mastodon. It feels like coming home to an experience I didn't realise I was missing. Lemmy has grown enough now that I can look at my feed throughout the day and there will be interesting posts, all with engaging comments and conversations. It's like the internet I grew up on, only better: it's ran by the people, for the people.

Obviously, that doesn't mean the fedi isn't plagued with issues. But it feels fundamentally more culturally healthy than whatever the fuck is going on in big corpo social media.

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[–] 2 points 5 hours ago (1 child)

Isn't it the exact same with Reddit?

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  • [–] 2 points 4 hours ago

    No. Reddit’s onboarding is quite good, because they have curated lists of subreddits they’ll push on new users. For obvious reason, Lemmy shouldn’t have an “official” list.

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