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Fighting against anti-lemmy misinformation on reddit
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this post was submitted on 12 Jun 2023
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Yes, but, the problem is, I think we NEED to convince the sync and apollo devs to join lemmy if we want really good phone clients asap, and if they see this BS, they might think they shouldn't.
Infinity, btw, is the app we need here ;-)
I feel pretty confident the devs of those apps know the truth. They're clever people who are savvy to reddits workings like nobody else. The truth shall rise to the top.
Hopefully!
I think for Apollo to be profitable they will need a bigger user base than lemmy has right now, I think they'll be late to join. I also think it's possible the dev feels so burnt by the fiasco that they may want to walk away entirely.
It'd still be better than the no userbase they'll have without lemmy.