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I use lemmy like twitter, like reddit 15 years ago : I view everything, then block communities I’m not interested in.
Lemmy is still small enough to that without too much garbage- especially if you like a broad range of content,
The only chore was blocking tons of anime
Did you remember to delete all you posts and comments before deleting your account? Because fuck Reddit!
Why? Unless you’re in a few location in the world, they won’t actually delete your valuable data.
Deleting your account only deletes your username from posts and comments. Why leave behind useful content?
Fuck Reddit!
But they would keep that information behind the scenes and only display [deleted] or whatever it said.
You're missing the point.
No you’re missing the point, unless you live in a location that has laws to force companies to actually delete your data, they won’t actually delete it and thus deleting your account will achieve nothing.
No one gives a shit if Reddit stores your posts in the background, hidden from the front-end, it's about removing useful content from the public.
Thus... Deleting all your posts and comments before deleting your account.
No, it's about removing content from being sold to AI or other companies.
No one gives a shit about the front-end.
I'd recommend filtering by all instances (servers) and see which ones show up, which is kind of like r/all. Just a word of warning that everyone and their dog seems to have a NSFW community with three niche images that make you wonder how that's even a thing.
