A little less than Reddit as threads have less to respond to
this post was submitted on 14 Oct 2023
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It's a great place to vent/rant. I'd rather be an asshole online and get it out of my system than to take it out on someone irl.
Significantly more here. I never really liked Reddit, but a couple of my hobbies had communities there so I felt like I had to use it. I stayed away from anything that wasn't a niche personal interest and avoided the bigger subreddits and front page. Here I check out the front page frequently and am pretty generous with upvotes. It feels more like an investment in a community I want to be successful, and not like there's anything intrinsic to Lemmy that encourages it.
Definitely posting more than I used to on Reddit.
I'm currently the most active on Lemmy, followed by Mastodon, Tildes and Hacker News.
I'm sleepy
nah I comment about the same as I did on reddit
I would definitely interact more if there was more to interact with.
I like the unmodded and unrestricted nature of Lemmy, or at least how much more free it feels, but in reality there's significantly less interesting content here. So I still visit Reddit from time to time to read on world news or see details in some live feeds. I don't interact there at all. That said, I decided never to go back on Reddit but not because of price gouging or something similar, but because I caught myself spending too much time on stupid stuff there. Life is too short to dig through whole of internet.
I go through cycles of activity and lurking, but generally interact more than I did on reddit.
The other side of this is Lemmy is the main social media platform I interact with (including lurking) period these days. For anything else I either don't use it or my profile's a ghost town.
No. At least not in ways I want. I mostly purged the mainstream meme subs from my reddit experience and stuck to my nitche interests, but I haven't really found active replacements for those yet.
Same amount as I was on Reddit, far less than any other social media though.
Nope lol
I've interacted more hopefully. There are less truly bad faith actors here I think.
For sure. Doing it right now!