Amen! It's a little slow but I'm perfectly fine with that! Everyone here is vibing for sure!
this post was submitted on 30 Jun 2023
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I think it’s early tech adopters are just excited about something nice and will play nice to try to hero it grow. I remember the early internet being a really nice place.
It’ll get ruined soon enough.
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Lemmy is janky, but that's probably a good thing. Keeps the entitled asses away. I've only seen one asshole on this entire site in the last month.
Let's be nice too :)
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For me is the (for now) lack of repost. Those fuckers plagued my home page for years.
Although it's a completely different thing, I am seeing a lot of repeated comments. But yeah, the lack of reposts so far is nice.
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I agree, it feels like something good is starting to rev up.
I’m all for it!
I agree. Haven’t seen any trolls at all.
I remember when people made the effort to be nice on Reddit as well. Opinions were valued and courtesy was extended with a benefit of the doubt, before it turned into a "not up for discussion" shithole. It was like watching someone get wealthy with their fuck you money, and then the community went to shit as mods got tired of trolls, opinions were no longer valued, and the echo chamber effect became amplified.