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Reddit removed r/all "Entry points and links to r/all being removed starting today"
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Probably bit of both.
Yeah thats one of the stupidest things. I get the time limit, but the karma requirement is just stupid. Why do I need to go talk in places I'm not interested in talking, with people who I don't care for, if I want to make a comment about stuff that actually interests me. Such a weird thing.
But anyhow, its finally over and lemmy and other places are so much better lol. At least here the top 90% of comments arent the same reddit jokes and the users don't start insulting you when you ask a perfectly legitimate question.
Because Lemmy is slower!
hehe, kidding
I am doing my part to change that, mind. (hopefully not really) :)
I dont know about that one chief, on lemmy it defo depends on the question/topic Ive noticed lol
Thats why I added "perfectly legitimate" ;D I mean, silly/dumb questions are going to get silly and dumb answers.
But for example, I used to be a car mechanic, came across a problem, went to reddit and asked if anyone has come across the same problem and how they fixed it, I got 3 "if you can't figure this out you shouldn't be a mechanic" answers, one "I don't know sounds bad lol" andswer and one asking for more information that ended up not going anywhere. After that, I started to notice similar patterns more often and everywhere.
I do realize I haven't been active on lemmy for too long and this is not really a place where people come with their questions so the sample size is a bit lacking. But people seem to be more friendlier and.... human. And not in a "not a bot" way, but more down to earth and not trying to score internet points or be the first one to make the joke.
I agree with that, but I have noticed some topic areas have more hostility than others!
Yeah thats also a variable. Depends highly of the user/fan base.