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For everyone new to Lemmy, how are you finding the experience?
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this post was submitted on 10 Jun 2023
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Heck, I might even quit the lurkin' life if the trend stays that positive hehe.
It all reminds me a bit of the good old times of early reddit. People who are ready for conversation, relatively few trolling (and worse) and just a community or rather communities in the truest sense of the word.
But also I dont know how it is from a mods perspective.
Quitting the lurking life would be an unexpected turn of the events, but a welcome one for sure.
Yeah, the mods get rid of the trash before it gets to us, so our perception of that is definitely more positive than it actually is. Also I hope to be wrong, but I expect tons of sh*theads coming to lemmy during the blackout days, just trying to ruin something good to kill time.
Let's stay vigilant and use the report button whenever necessary. Don't want our fellow stranded redditors to have a bad first impression of lemmy!