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The 4 best Reddit alternatives: Top picks to replace your subreddits - Lemmy is listed first!
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this post was submitted on 15 Jan 2024
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Tildes is the only other reddit alternative I've been using. It has really high quality content, but posting there can be intimidating if you don't have 20 minutes to write something insanely detailed.
I thought I heard they were integrating with activity pub, any truth to that?
I haven't heard that - I suppose it's possible, but if I had to guess I'd say they probably wouldn't be interested. It's even more niche than Lemmy in my opinion
There's also ~~Disqus~~ Discuit, which is real nice.
And super fast.
i've been trying to figure out disqus.
how do you find new topics? right now, i use a list of lemmy communities on mastodon.
i named the list "reddit" and it pretty much scratches my itch for internet quibbling.
I dunno, you just join Discs and browse them. Seems pretty similar to Reddit or Lemmy to me.
Edit: Ah jeeze, I meant Discuit.