While it's still not Reddit, but I've been enjoying Lemmy. I have a similar range of communities on each, and other than some annoying groupthink, the content is often similar.
And to me, forgetting to log in to each of them feels similar, too. For what that's worth. (I hate both of them when not logged in.)
I mostly contributed to r/nonsense and I'm pleased by the thought of that sub's content being used to train future AI, with information about the architectural uses of super-tall chef's hats, the prehistoric invasion of Europe by Beak People, and so forth.
I don't. There's nothing around that is similar...with the same traction. The various 'verses are variations on cat pics. I'm still looking, though.
While it's still not Reddit, but I've been enjoying Lemmy. I have a similar range of communities on each, and other than some annoying groupthink, the content is often similar.
And to me, forgetting to log in to each of them feels similar, too. For what that's worth. (I hate both of them when not logged in.)
I mostly contributed to r/nonsense and I'm pleased by the thought of that sub's content being used to train future AI, with information about the architectural uses of super-tall chef's hats, the prehistoric invasion of Europe by Beak People, and so forth.
I can confidently state that I'm a net negative for Reddit, looking at the dozens of banned accounts in the trash bin of my KeePass vault