Reddit is just pissing me off more and more by the day. Every single post (at least a solid 4/5ths of them) ends up getting auto-filtered. Sick of it...
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Most people are still on Reddit, lemmy isn’t big enough yet…
And it’s a paradox because if we keep using Reddit its user base won’t shrink and people won’t move.
So what do we do? Maybe keep going there to keep finding these really niche advices or fixes, but without interacting? IDK TBH
Think of it like an investment. Right now a person goes to reddit/fb/twitter/etc. because they get a quick payoff. By switching to fedi, you get less of a payoff now, but by helping to build it you get an even bigger payoff later. Anything worth doing involves some kind of "payment" or sacrifice this way. And like other investments, the more you put into it now (with content and getting others to switch), the sooner and bigger will be your payoff.
But as a bonus, there are immediate benefits to using fedi, so you get to enjoy those right away while you wait.
That’s a really nice way to put it, thanks!
Do you think we should completely leave the quick payoff platforms?
Ultimately yes, but I know that this isn't always possible. I've left reddit completely for here (and yes, there is a lot of fun content that I really miss), but occasionally if I am looking for information and my search turns up little except for a link to reddit, then I'll go look. You have to judge for yourself how much you can "invest", just don't do it because it's less fun or whatever. And while reading is less of a problem than contributing, the more of that you do there, the less of it you are likely doing here, which diminishes the investment in this platform.