DeralaxI've felt more compelled to contribute to the "Fediverse" than I ever did on Reddit.
Over the last week or so I have noticed that I have a lot more fun engaging in discussions on here as opposed to reddit.... #RedditMigration
IninewCrowSame here ... but commenting, sharing and posting Lemmy for the past few days and I just got into kbin ... I'm still learning and I find it is really engaging my brain to try to figure out what is happening ... on reddit I was a mindless zombie just rehashing content I had shared a hundreds times before
minnieowelcome to kbin!
@Deralax I feel that's more related with platform addiction. Since COVID 19 Reddit became more a news stand.
Look at r/popular 11 of each 10 posts are news related and not like a generic piece of news. Feels that they're perfectly selected to create toxic comments which at the same time droves people to look for more toxic news.
Reddit is a platform designed about being toxic and addictive while Lemmy/Kbin are designed as a way to connect with people that shares your same interests.
this is such a wholesome post, i love it. im enjoying my time here too, really glad to see the same for others!
wave_walnutHere, I feel that I can experience a similar feeling to the fun of the pioneering rural countryside, where people cut through the wasteland to build fields and houses, and discuss the news over tea with their neighbors.
On Reddit, there was so much bot spam that you were guaranteed to have your post drowned out. Here, your post is guaranteed to be seen.
I once got a bot reply that was word for word a comment I had made somewhere else in the same thread...
Like, people always joked that everyone was a bot, but I think it was a lot more than anyone thought.
Everyone on Reddit is a bot except you
I was like a consuming bot when I was at Reddit, and lastly I become a human at here Fediverse.
Dallas Groot@Deralax and you can interact with people outside of kbin too. The fediverse really is awesome.
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