Yeah, I’ll follow someone on Mastodon or Twitter because they post funny content, but then they start posting selfies or something and I have to decide how much of that I mind scrolling past every so often.

It makes so much more sense to follow topics than individuals.

Now this feels futuristic

Aye aye captain!

Turn-based combat rocks though! It feels more strategic and tactical.

Was a “fuck cars” user? They can be pretty ignorant and unreasonable sometimes.

Maybe you should’ve just biked that 100 miles. Lol

So much outrage and doom. The algorithm rewarded people being more and more extreme, even about real problems.

Like, yes I lean left like reddit, but not every issue is the biggest scandal that has ever existed.

If you get swept up in that stuff, you’d think the world was about to end. And you’d frequently encounter people who think just so.

The fediverse came just in time. I wouldn’t have even heard about lemmy/kbin or mastodon if reddit hadn’t shut down 3rd party apps.

They seem like they’re trying to bleed a stone.

The popularity of this community might finally get me into pirating, lol. I subbed out of curiosity.

The Verge has been on this story from the beginning. Every time something new happens.

Moved my lemmy app to the place my reddit app used to sit for 12 years.