I’m pretty ambivalent to Genzedong getting quarantined, everyone saw it coming with how the subreddit painted a target on its back and it was just a matter of when
I feel like that gave some people kind of a destructive attitude as if the ship going down meant they had permission to bring buckets and help fill the boat with water. Constant comments of wishing for the death of normal Americans are a bit too far in my opinion. I’m by no means a social person (check my pfp), but someone being anti-social is counterintuitive to being a socialist. I won’t deny those could have been bad actors as that has happened before, but there were quite a few people just being fully misanthropic.
I prefer lemmygrad so if more people start using it that is great. It is such a bonus to not only be off of Reddit but also to have separate communities under the same banner.
Now a question has this platform become easier to use on mobile in the last year, I imagine that is a huge restriction to how much engagement this place can get?
@Calliope@lemmygrad.ml may not be saying that the destructive attitude caused the quarantine, just that the destructive attitude was harmful and something that we would be better off without
I’m pretty ambivalent to Genzedong getting quarantined, everyone saw it coming with how the subreddit painted a target on its back and it was just a matter of when
I feel like that gave some people kind of a destructive attitude as if the ship going down meant they had permission to bring buckets and help fill the boat with water. Constant comments of wishing for the death of normal Americans are a bit too far in my opinion. I’m by no means a social person (check my pfp), but someone being anti-social is counterintuitive to being a socialist. I won’t deny those could have been bad actors as that has happened before, but there were quite a few people just being fully misanthropic.
I prefer lemmygrad so if more people start using it that is great. It is such a bonus to not only be off of Reddit but also to have separate communities under the same banner.
Now a question has this platform become easier to use on mobile in the last year, I imagine that is a huge restriction to how much engagement this place can get?
I mean we didn’t get quarantined for death threats, only for “misinformation”.
@Calliope@lemmygrad.ml may not be saying that the destructive attitude caused the quarantine, just that the destructive attitude was harmful and something that we would be better off without
I’m on mobile right now. Much nicer then reddits mobile. Easier to minimize comments I’ve already read. UI is less bulky
There are a few mobile apps now: https://join-lemmy.org/apps . Jerboa is my fav.