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For me, there are just a few communities that are missing (or too inactive) here. For example, r/homekit. That being said, I haven’t made much of an effort to post, so I’m part of the problem.

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Bad guys always win outside of movies I guess.

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Yep, not an unexpected outcome. Enshittification usually has a direct correlation with profitability; most people simply love being the product, because the alternative takes a little effort.

Reddit is still hot garbage, though, and that fact is only growing worse according to my friend group that still goes there on occasion. I much prefer Fedi.

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I was A member for well over 11 years. I handed off subreddits, deleted all my content, then deleted my account.

Never been back other than when it pops up to a very specific question I have. Even then, if I can find the answer somewhere else I will.

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Proliferation of bots ≠ popular.

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