I think the lack of sense of community occurring from both the increased size of the group and how long it’s been around lead to folks taking it for granted as a resource rather than a personal space they’re invested and involved in.

I think the same thing happened to Reddit overall - it reached a mass of size and establishment whereby the owners/admins were disconnected to the personal, special aspect of it and took it and the people for granted.

Great post and I agree. Just roll with the inevitable cycle, keep contributing and just enjoy what is there for what it is in its time.

Same, looking for those, will try to make some too

Great ideas, sounds ideal to me

Darn, my schadenfreude was just getting warmed up…

Aye, I wonder if cavemen cared what some minority in the tribe might be doing or just shrugged their shoulders about it. Is it human nature to find it hard to accept? Oh weren’t the Romans ok with it, that was a while ago.

How soon until we can just forget about Reddit entirely? I’m already ready.

That’s a great resource thank you

I didn’t know about simplelogin.io, will be checking this out, thank you!

Most of Asia enters the chat with abysmal LGBTQ+ rights.

This is such a great feature and advantage.

Hmm, can I share this story on Reddit? Will try

Anyone else using Kagi.com for search? I’m using it as a paid user and it’s fantastic, no ads and no tracking and results are great. I use ChatGPT for “ideas” and Kagi for specifics.