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I assumed they're all on the gaming and meme communities. Oh, and porn.
Just wondering why this seems nicer than r/ and thought maybe it was less young people.
We know you're not 14 because ..
14 year olds also don't know who Bob Barker is.
Im sad that 14 year olds havent, at the least, seen happy gilmore.
Happy Gilmore is almost twice as old as a 14 year old.
A former TV game show host, but a well liked one.
The price is wrong, bitch!
I was very interested in learning, during my youth. Not just the things my elders wanted me to see, either. I wanted to see it all. That even included world news and politics. It's best not to stereotype teenagers, their array of diversity actually surpasses most other demographics in my experience.
I always thought reddit just picked the demographic that sounded best to advertisers, how would anyone know for sure?
My guess is that Lemmy is a new platform. The fediverse is also new to most people (myself included) and that leads to people genuinely replying to posts instead of trolling around.