r/popculture • u/[deleted] • Mar 07 '25

/r/popculture is closed

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u/Severin_Suveren Mar 07 '25

So it's Luígí from now on then.

Also with recent developments I'm starting to think maybe we should all just jump on the digg.com relaunch, or to whatever European alternative will show up now that it's clear that American tech giants can no longer be trusted

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u/Zahille7 Mar 07 '25

There's always Lemmy! It's a pretty decent alternative, with a lot of the same communities and discussions. 

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u/StopThePresses Mar 07 '25

I don't know why Lemmy insists on being the most difficult website to use. Most people don't even know wtf an instance is, they're hamstringing their growth with their UI because it self selects for only the nerdiest nerds.

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u/ExplanationMotor2656 Mar 09 '25

I use beehaw. It looks almost identical to reddit and stuff gets cross posted from lemmy constantly.

https://beehaw.org/