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Are we committed to Lemmy? or would we move if something better comes along?
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I like to remember how ugly and difficult it was to adjust to Reddit after moving from Digg's slick 2.0 interface. I think Lemmy will face more growing pains but will be the best solution in the end.
Reddit has literally never had a good UI/UX. It was worth it because it was the best alternative at the time.
That said, my requirements for a reddit alternative would have to be decentralized and open source. I just couldn't get into another situation like this one and I won't support it.
I'm hoping some of the 3rd party talent that Reddit threw away will contribute and help refine the Lemmy experience.
They've already begun work, and I'm excited to see it too! SyncForLemmy and Artemis are my top two right now
Yeah, saw about sync. I'm still hoping for RIF. Jerboa is pretty close, but I'd love for a few changes
reddit shined because of 3rd party apps for me.