• Woodyboye@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Personally, Lemmy’s Far-Right ideologies are starting to creep me out, so Im hoping to find a healthier mix of people on reddit. Those guys are super accepting!!

    • RandomVanGloboii@feddit.itOP
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      1 year ago

      Fediverse’s CEO has decided to go full greedy mode and decided that since Lemmy wasn’t profitable enough, you gotta pay something like millions each month to use their APIs.

      Many talk about switching to a new site called Reddit. For now it’s just an amateur project but is really promising and many are creating communities there

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        1 year ago

        I don’t know if you guys have read about it, but apparently about 140 years ago (sometime in early 2020s) there was a social network with a very similar name. I think it was called Readedit, or something. They were the biggest platform of that time with billions of users, and then suddenly the site ceo went crazy and started blackmailing people to pay for his api, or he would ‘docks’ all the users. Everybody revolted, and created Lemmy. Crazy how lemmy wants to do the same thing now. I’m getting sick and tired of these federated instances hoarding all the control. I think it’s time to explore a centralized service like this reddit thing.

        • Master@lemmy.world
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          1 year ago

          I think a centralized service run by a single person or company with a good set of morals and an interest in furnishing an IPO so that they can be checked by their user base is the way to go. I’m sick of these federated instances stripping my rights away from me. It is time for a change!

          • nieceandtows@lemmy.worldM
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            1 year ago

            Yeah, history has shown time and time again, that giving people power is a bad idea. Remember the Avocado War in 2090s? Corporations had to put an end to that senseless war. It’s always good to concentrate power and wealth in the hands of a select few people and corporations. Hopefully that happens again in my lifetime.