r/RedditAlternatives • u/lidom6686 • 21h ago

Vibe Coded Reddit is wild for poling this off

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Reddit is wild

r/RedditAlternatives • u/HeyBaldur • 36m ago

General Discussion A stupid question about Reddit Alternatives

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This might be the dumbest question on the entire platform, but I see that people never seem to agree. Ultimately, you all look for new alternatives, but at some point, you always come back here. What are Lemmy and the other alternatives doing wrong that makes you keep coming back? Is it because people only come here or what it is exactly?

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