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how is Lemmy going for you?
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this post was submitted on 16 Aug 2023
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Eh, it scratches the itch. I don't touch reddit anymore, outside of web searches. Still, I miss the niche communities that only a massive site like reddit can give life.
Same, I do all of my browsing here but still look up things like "baldurs gate 3 quest/item/enemybugged reddit" because it's the only place I can find answers, outside of the occasional steam forum post.
Yeah, it's crazy how bad search engines have gotten and how good companies now are at SEO.
You basically have to end every single search with "reddit" if you want to so words written by humans.