I don’t know about Lemmy specifically, but I’m definitely all in on decentralized, ActivityPub-based social media.

Feel like we’re about to see an explosion in ActivityPub interfaces, and if that happens, it’s probably inevitable someone makes a UX novel or innovative enough to pull me away from Lemmy or some other 1:1 reddit clone.

Reddit: “Subreddits are for the community of reddit users who rely on them.”

Community of reddit users: “We think the sub should stay private, and if you force it open, we’ll spam sexy John Oliver and porn.”

Reddit: “wait no not like that”

This message is mind-blowingly tone deaf.

I kinda dig this new (compared to Reddit) “friendly competition” dynamic between servers.

Digg -> Reddit -> Lemmy

After experiencing the death of two “power to the people” platforms due to profit-driven VC-backed corporate meddling, here’s hoping the third platform is the charm Lemmy & the fediverse.