"Reddit is a Dying Mall" (by me!)
I predict that what will happen to #Reddit is the same thing that is happening to Twitter and has already happened to Facebook and frankly, actual shopping malls. The business side of things will churn along divorced from the content which will become ever more generic and culturally irrelevant.
Is there some variation on the fediverse that can be set up more like a searchable forum with sub-fedis on various topics limited self organization?
For things like repairing consumer goods, the actual effects of prescription medicines (and to talk to people on the same medication) and other stuff like gardening reddit is still the best source.
For example, I don't know where else I would go to ask if anyone else had the same obscure side effect to a medicine.
Justin ⏚
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