Als jemand, der die ganzen Foren damals auch miterlebt hat: Ne, den Scheiß brauchen wir nicht wieder. Der Vorteil von Reddit war, dass man auf einmal für jedes noch so obskure Hobby Communities einfach gefunden hat, ohne noch irgendwo herumzuklicken und dich zu registrieren.

Lemmy bietet mMn strukturell da keine Konkurrenz. Du bist auf dem falschen Server registriert? Tja, bist deföderiert und kannst nicht mehr mitreden. Das UI - gerade im Browser und im Vergleich zu Old Reddit mit RES - ist ziemlich klobig und es besteht wenig bis kein Interesse, das zu verbessern. Es wird denke ich irgendwann einen Ersatz für Reddit geben, aber Lemmy wird's beim aktuellen Kurs eher nicht sein.

You don't really need sources, it's just a bad game from every perspective made by a studio that only had experience with point and click adventures (which had an actual good reputation, but I've never played them myself). It looks ugly (as in: games ten years ago had better graphics), it plays badly and the amount of people who want to play as Gollum just isn't that high.

There is nothing biased about that post. The initial group of r/antiwork was against working at all. With more people joining that shifted to the more reasonable "work needs a major, worldwide reform because being treated like shit for fifty decades to then not have enough pension to survive is fucked up"

Work Reform was then created because of "that" interview, it had nothing to do with cozying up to companies or bosses.

It's a fine game. They manage to nail the Cyberpunk atmosphere, but the story is kinda a mess because they set a time limit (it isn't enforced, but it's mentioned every second dialogue) while allowing you to goof of in any direction. Most of the bugs are ironed out, but the city still feels rather lifeless/bland once you try to look behind the façade.