Same, but it sounds like Lemmy still has some issues, and it'll be hard to replace some of the niche subreddits.

It kind of doesn’t matter. The thing that makes Reddit, to me, is its size. Lemmy will never get there, so it won’t be able to replace it for me.

I love Mastodon, it’s what I use, but it’s not what I lost with Twitter. Some stayed, some went to BlueSky, some Threads, some just gave up. And we’ll never have it again. Assholes destroyed a whole world out of selfishness.

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qingcharles 6 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

This is the problem. There's no good replacement for Reddit right now, and Digg just died again.

	▲	MBCook 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I’m honestly amazed they tried that. It’s been so long, it felt like a play to cache in on the name but I feel like a huge chunk of people don’t really remember it or weren’t even around for it.