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How long will it take for Reddit to die?

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How long will it take for Reddit to die? 5 or more years? Maybe less? What do you guys think?

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rumilily@lemmy.world
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I hope it dies soon with its useless mods

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Sunshine (she/her)@lemmy.ca
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We’re really going to see Reddit drop off the cliff once the Lemmy third party apps reach feature parity with the default website as the servers are much more stable now than in the June 2023 migration and once more original content creators move on over.

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Sine_Fine_Belli@lemmy.worldOP
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Yeah, that is happening not fast enough

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Sunshine (she/her)@lemmy.ca
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I’m trying to push for more activity here by using my rss feed then posting all the articles here, creating fresh memes, informing people about the platform in classic wow, learning art so I can make more original content, putting together an ultimate guide so that people will more quickly realize the value of the platform, reporting bugs, donating to the Mlem project which has reached the fundraising record of $337.39, using Voyager advanced search to find posts and comments I’m interested in and using Thunder for my contributing stats.

The Lemmy apps now directly play videos without leaving the app like Voyager and Arctic, the moderator tools are much better, the default Lemmy ui now automatically removes url tracking in 19.6 and the developers have secured a decent round of funding to implement more groundwork.

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ContrarianTrail@lemm.ee
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This is equivalent of stalking your ex years after breaking up and hoping them to break up with their new partner.

Move on.

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Crashumbc@lemmy.world
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Myspace is still around or was a few years ago…

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