I still see it perhaps as a positive for myself. I'll keep Imgur for lazy image humor, and probably nod to reddit for catching the beat on my local community/provincial subs. I think there'll be plenty of opportunity to drop my reddit habits as I find moderately active NetSec/Programming/Networking/etc. I'm okay with that because I found most value in smaller niche communities (similar to how HackerNews scratches an itch that Reddit never could). Lemmy/kbin/etc likely will never be reddit. Perhaps 'the best' will make its rounds through all sites as reposts just as 9Gag stuff and Imgur stuff finds its way to Reddit or Twitter, or TikTok.īut back to the main point. Reddit will probably just simply be the best you have. We're sort of in a new frontiers phase where people are scrambling to find new homes and there'll be a lot of duplication until winners and losers are settled.īut in the end, if good memes come out of the most populous place. Similar to how some subreddits overtook others in popularity, there'll be a federated instance that "wins". If you want low effort jokes, or memes, the most likely outcome is you're going to migrate to where the most people are. I think one looking for alternatives needs to understand what they're hoping to gain from other resources.
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