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You don’t have one for “Longtime lurker who used reddit for their daily dose of catching-up-with-the-world but found that the r/all was increasingly showing reality tv discussion subs that they had no interest in”.
Yeah, they finally just killed r/all completely, which is why I'm here. I fucking hate how reddit became this corporate cesspool. It used to be just a regular cesspool with some content I liked.
It's still up on old reddit
Same for me. I browse this stuff for fun, and Reddit just stopped being any fun. I do not want some "curated" experience, where algorithm tries to feed me stupid sport news, if I refuse to sell my soul to the corporate shits.
It's been three years so I can't remember, but does reddit not have a way to block certain subs from r/all (at a user level)?
A key part of shaping your lemmy experience is that you can just block any community you aren't interested in, while still getting the benefits of an All feed.
I used to rarely, if ever, actually log in to my reddit account. Reddit used to have a good set of defaults and I had a list of my favourites in my head. Then I started using RES to block some of the subreddits I did not want to see. Eventually, it got so bad that maintaining the RES blocklist became a hassle. Lemmy has much better defaults and this time I’m actually making an effort to engage with people.
Ah right, RES, plus all the apps had their own options. Man, I bit killing third party apps really cut the features for people.