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There's almost always a more deserving community that could use some good content and growth!
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this post was submitted on 06 Jan 2025
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I'm just here having newly federated everything and glad to be the fuck away from reddit
welcome! there is constantly infighting here. you chose a good instance.
.world is the most 'reddit' like of Lemmy, and that's not a compliment.
completely agree.
Lemmy.world is just more popular than other lemmy instances. At least it's not threads.
It's also where a lot of the bigger subreddits set up shop during the API thing, and to an extent the "default option" when setting up an account.
Yeah I started there myself but quickly migrated. Tried to find an instance that wasn't filled with ideological rat poison and also wasn't the mass appeal one.
I don't think I see a lot of posts on lemm.ee though, but I think it's fine?
They consider themselves a general purpose instance, with minimal oversight or censorship, and I've had no issues so far. Either them or sh.itjust.works are the ones I'd choose.