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This seems like as good a thread as any to make my first post in as a Lemmy user. I’ve been on Reddit since '09, and was on slashdot back in the 90’s. I really am hoping that these new, federated services take off. Onboarding still seems like the biggest hurdle.

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Its an issue, but Its at least barebones and information dense. Feels like going back 20 years on internet design, with some new things. Its old school and a bit of whiplash even for me. Some younger users are going to have a task getting around at first.

Not that I would say change it, just an observation and barrier to entry.

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I’m not a tech savvy person and I had no problem to adapt to this platform. It’s very similar to Reddit and after 15 minutes playing around I also understood how everything works out. Even the federation concept is pretty easy.

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We’ll be fiiiiine 🥲 starts hyperventilating

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One of the first posts I just saw was that there is already an NSFW only instance crested. The Internet was truly made for Porn.

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We still need a good mobile app for Lemmy. I tried using the Jebora one, and its scrolling speed is abysmal.

Silver lining, I am looking forward to all the new things getting developed for lemmy and the like when they can’t make things for Reddit anymore. Their loss is our gain.

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The dev from RedReader wants to integrate support for Lemmy.

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Longtime Apollo user, just moved to Lemmy. Hoping the blackout brings many more with me, and hoping Lemmy can handle the surge

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Glad to have you! Tell the apollo dev we’d be happy to have them make an app for Lemmy!

I created our android app, jerboa, and there’s also an open source one in development for iOS called mlem

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Currently using jerboa right now!! Thanks for your work!

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No probs!

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