You know what’s even more praxis tho? Just continuing to use Lemmy without relating it to Reddit. Lemmy and Kbin should exist as their own things, not just “those Reddit alternatives”. This site’s identity shouldn’t be tied to another site.
At least with Lemmy it plainly is a Reddit clone. That’s not an insult, it’s just a fact. It has upvotes/downvotes, posts sorted into discrete communities that are volunteer made and run, crossposting, similar sorting options, and if you go to your own profile on Lemmy it displays your date of join as a “cake day”. The similarities are both obvious and intentional.
I think Lemmy needs to add more unique features Reddit never had. The federation model is very novel and fundamentally different but also can be confusing. It needs more than just that to be different.
(I can’t comment on Kbin as much because I don’t use it.)
Exactly, thats why i disagree with naming new instances as “feddit”. Sure, lemmy could be considered a “federated reddit” but at some point we should be able to detach it from that simplification.
Haven’t logged into reddit since the changes
This is praxis
You know what’s even more praxis tho? Just continuing to use Lemmy without relating it to Reddit. Lemmy and Kbin should exist as their own things, not just “those Reddit alternatives”. This site’s identity shouldn’t be tied to another site.
At least with Lemmy it plainly is a Reddit clone. That’s not an insult, it’s just a fact. It has upvotes/downvotes, posts sorted into discrete communities that are volunteer made and run, crossposting, similar sorting options, and if you go to your own profile on Lemmy it displays your date of join as a “cake day”. The similarities are both obvious and intentional.
I think Lemmy needs to add more unique features Reddit never had. The federation model is very novel and fundamentally different but also can be confusing. It needs more than just that to be different.
(I can’t comment on Kbin as much because I don’t use it.)
Exactly, thats why i disagree with naming new instances as “feddit”. Sure, lemmy could be considered a “federated reddit” but at some point we should be able to detach it from that simplification.
I only sometimes browse through r/neoliberal, albeit rarely and not long.