After i joined the Fediverse, i deleted my accounts on Reddit, Twitter & Facebook a few days later. Yesterday, i deleted TikTok too and i will delete Instagram more or less soon. I hope some friends will change to the Fedi until then.
Ive had enough of all the ads and people just want fame. Make Social Media better!
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I don’t usually use social media apps at all. But lemmy to me reminds of old school forums. A few people interested in a subject keep that section of the forum alive.
Yeah, it really feels like a new kind of forum.
Before I used forums to discover topics of interest, then the same thing was possible on reddit, lots of micro communities centered around a subject, no need to host your forum anymore, well now reddit showed its ugly face and lemmy seems a nice replacement
You’ll only be one of us once you go through the no-poop challenge! Before that you’re still a redditor.
I’m joking. Welcome! Things are rough but improving; nothing is perfect here, a lot of things suck major balls, but it’s getting better. In the meantime Reddit, Xitter /ʃɪt.ə/ and Faecesbook are all going downhill. Long term you’ll feel glad for migrating.
No-poop guy truly was a Lemmy moment.
Can someone make a TikTok replacement that uses the fediverse
Very appropriate name.
That would be extremely expensive to run for an individual.
Good for you, i havent deleted shit, but don’t visit them often, changed my habits, dont regret it.
E-pen used to be a joke to measur you eletronic-penis and people would joke about it being you ego and used to measure the shit you did online, now e-pen seems to be real where people measure the number of followers to evaluate a person’s worth, we are going in the wrong direction…
Yeah… todays social media is more a commercial ad platform than social media.
the fediverse is the new ‘futuristic’ social media since its main goal is to connect people and make social media more social
I don’t want social media.
I want anonymity and discussion, like forums or old reddit.
