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Smaller communities aren't necessarily a bad thing. Compared to reddit I rarely feel like I'm commenting into the void.
Or into the thunderdome where no matter what you say, someone will fight you for it
Them's fightin' words, pal!
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Don’t call me buddy, guy!
I'm not your guy, friend!
I'm not your friend, my enemy!
I'm not your enemy, darling !
I'm not your darling, my arch nemesis!
im no buddy of yours bucko
I disagree!
No you don’t
Actually, he does, and you look really stupid right now for thinking otherwise.
Here's a link I haven't researched to prove it.
That disagrees with my worldview and despite being definite proof I refuse to acknowledge it, stupid head
I choose to misrepresent your argument, attack it, and then declare myself the winner. I also refer to you as "slick" throughout and finish every sentence with :-)
I disagree with your statement that claims that @killeronthecorner doesn't disagree with @damage.
Exactly, lemmy needs to grow but if it just continues to grow and grow eventually it will just turn into what reddit is now. I'm happy to have something small to be a part of for now.... i don't think you needed me to tell you this but they say commenting is good for lemmy, so here i am
What's the easiest way to find communities across different instances? If I could figure that out, I would just forget about reddit.
I use an external Lemmy instance list.
Ive seen that in reddit shadowbanning is rampant on new accounts, so mayve that has to do with something. Specially if you have been banned before.