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  • stevecrox@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    Kbin and probably kbin.social

    The biggest growth will come from Reddit/Twitter. A huge chunk of users from both are young and become easily outraged over social issues.

    Websites tend to grow in stages and at each stage they build momentum. If you kill momentum at a key point everyone can end up fleeing the website.

    The developers of lemmy are tankies, idiologues can’t help themselves. As a result they’ll drop a comment supporting some abhorrent action from China/Russia or repost China/Russia state media propaganda and cause outrage at a key moment and lemmy will become a dirty word.

      • MiddleWeigh@lemmy.world
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        1 year ago

        Ngl I kinda love the whole tankie drama. It feels ripe for discourse. Though I did watch a fairly toxic debate on here where it turned into yelling, what was essentially the same points on both sides, at each other, without realizing they were actually kind of in agreement. To think any one human perspective is even remotely the right one is a pretty big oof ime. I think we can all agree that the people who came before us are not our goal, and we need to be better.

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      1 year ago

      Aside from not having controversial admins it also has a much more Reddit like interface, which makes the transition much easier.

      • pinkfloyd@kbin.social
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        1 year ago

        I’ve exclusively used it since I found it and now don’t feel like dipping into other ones yet. I also so far kind of like the dev. I’m just on that team for now, but we will see how things change. I’m hoping more work will be put into it to make it even better because I see potential.