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/r/Conservative is going to save Reddit
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this post was submitted on 12 Jun 2023
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This is exactly what happened to DIGG* and what's currently happening to twitter.
Conservatives get beaten down by the vast majority of users and get a chip on their shoulder. Then as the site starts to die and the users move elsewhere conservatives jump on the sinking ship and declare their the new captain. They start drilling holes in the sinking ship cause theres nkthing else to do, and eventually realize the echo chamber sucks and then move on to the other social networks that everyone else went to, and the process repeats.
I hope with federation that the cycle doesn't repeat but we'll see.
Makes sense. I caught a bit of late Slashdot then went RSS to news sources for a while, then Reddit. This reminds me that I miss the Slashdot comment labels. A FOSS platform like Lemmy could be a place to experiment with it.
That's what happened to me back in the day. Being young and naive, definitely picked up some things I had to undo and look back with cringe.