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Big Tech Wants You Trapped. The Open Web Sets You Free(www.joanwestenberg.com)

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el_puercoespin@lemm.ee
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Totally agree. These platforms have no discussion culture. They are only designed to gain followers. This means only polarizing content of a very small group of users gets attention and all the rest is not even visible to other people. Reddit or Lemmy is very different in that sense. Even a new user can start a rich discussion because of subs/communities and without the need of followers. Thus the quality of the whole network is overall better.

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Ledericas@lemm.ee
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reddit was different, now its extremely hard to even comment, let alone mod or start a sub . apparently with that whole sub banning debacle in jan, its even harder to start a sub or even posting in general.

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