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Reddit refugees, has your favorite sub migrated already?
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this post was submitted on 09 Jun 2023
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Don't have to moderate, just being active and posting already makes a difference
Yes I know. But there's a couple of NFL communities already they just need more people actually making content in them
Edit !nfl@lemmy.ml !nfl@sh.itjust.works
At the same time, some people just wanna lurk. Hell, like 85% of people just wanna lurk.
Totally understandable and fine. But then you can't complain about there being no content, that's all.
This is all just part of being an early adopter on a platform that relies on user-generated content.
Yea, not really complaining. I knew there will be stuff that would be missing stuff by adopting it so early.
This post is aimed more to encourage people to do exactly what you said, btw. See shared interests, engage in the same discussions and all.
Absolutely! Didn't read your post as a complaint I'm just clarifying for the other commenter ๐
The main problem with recreating /r/NFL is it relies on news from places like Twitter, and the sort of people moving to Lemmy are likely to have also left Twitter...