What is the best Reddit alternative?
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#2This is an excellent question! I'd also like to know.
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#3I came across this website while searching that. Not what i was looking for but pretty good for the kind of stuff i read.
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#4This is an excellent question! I'd also like to know.
While they're currently experiencing some pretty serious slowness and glitchiness due to sudden popularity, I'd argue http://lemmy.world is the best Reddit alternative we have at the moment. It has a fairly large variety of subreddits (ie communities), and their user base is, for now at least, fairly active.
I just hope they can fix their numerous server issues before they miss their window of opportunity.
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Re: What is the best Reddit alternative?
#6This is an excellent question! I'd also like to know.
While they're currently experiencing some pretty serious slowness and glitchiness due to sudden popularity, I'd argue http://lemmy.world is the best Reddit alternative we have at the moment. It has a fairly large variety of subreddits (ie communities), and their user base is, for now at least, fairly active. I just hope they can fix their numerous server issues before they miss their window of opportunity.
Is there an article or thread that talks about the issues they are having?
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#8So long as we're asking that question, I'd like to make it a bit less open-ended by asking:
What is it that you seek from Reddit and/or a Reddit replacement?
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#9I suggest https://join-lemmy.org/
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#10I've been enjoying https://squabbles.io/ as a great reddit alternative