I think the issue, especially on Reddit, was the over-representation of US Americans compared to the other countries.

It gets old quite fast to get called a "surrender monkey" or a Nazi on a regular basis in a space where most of the audience is on the other side and I'm not even French or German.

On Lemmy it's probably a bit more balanced.

You're a good host, sorry to hear this

Updated to cinemablend!

That seems to be it indeed

Thank you for this comment.

I've interacted with Rooki a few times, most of them were nice, but I've also seen Rooki being indeed unicivilly and antagonistically towards users.

Let's see what the update brings.

!fedigrow@lemm.ee

!newcommunities@lemmy.world

Please don't, they are nice people, they just prefer to stay small

Hopefully that will motivate people to move to !linux@lemmy.ml

Thank you for the update, seems like a reasonable approach

Articles > videos

Actually most of the discussion happens in !reddit@lemmy.ml

Be the change you want to see. I noticed that every time I post even a small thing on those empty communities, people come and contribute.

It’s mostly an empty dancefloor issue, nobody wants to be the first

The other day I linked an interesting perspective on AI on !bestoflemmy@lemmy.world , hopefully those kind of exchanges happen more and more