stiltzkin

"or switching to a more privacy-conscious browser such as Google Chrome."

You got me there. Switch to Librewolf

He was unbanned because who he is, any other person they wouldn't care.

Reddit is highly censored and can get you banned easily unlike X.

This is relevant and many do not use Reddit.

Try Lighting in Nostr or Stacker News.

Gee I wonder why Blackrock did Bitcoin ETF then.

Redditors learning resources are clickbait headlines and bot echo chambers.

That's Voyager, you can test right away as PWA on m.lemmy.world or native app.

Are you sure you really want a Digital IDs as China does?.

Gaming community made Discord on their liking, a better response to old VoIP software or Skype.

That is a topic already discussed in Discourse Meta, I seconded to use Open ID.

We need source it is being removed.

I don't get the "most consumers wants their media in', it's an alternative and what you find complete mess?

I was banned at r/beer because I critize Bud Light marketing, also the mod told me he did not like my Reddit Avatar.

I still have Jellyfin as a secondary choice, Plex experience is still painless specially remote play and sharing media.

I see the opposite, older traditional forums are pain to use.

Twitter is still working fine, even community notes are a huge welcome.

HN is already in Eternal September for a while. 10 years ago HN was different.

Now people use native clients and none of the alternatives have a good one even compared to the official Reddit client

I used to read Digg heavily and joined the exodus to Reddit after, I think the outcome was similar but back then Reddit was popular enough and it had no power mod problems as Digg, also transitioning was easier because it was just web version and no native client. This time a third client alone as Apollo can make people go away.

Did you just realize HN is anti-crypto?

Stacker News has succesfully use satoshis instead of fake internet points.

There is no a one for all alternative to Reddit. There are few promising tech as Lemmy or Kbin because they work with ActivityPub as Mastodon. What I have seen many don't like the free speech nature of ActivityPub and run away if they see a tech with an instance not of their liking.

But Reddit tipping point started because most of 3rd party clients are closing as Apollo, none of current alternatives have a good client as Reddit clients.

There are few centralized alternatives you can look up as Tildes, Lobsters and stacker news (focused on Bitcoin and Nostr).

Stacker News dev is working on on a Reddit like with Nostr called outer.space.

Tildes has stated they are not looking to be a Reddit alternative. They want to be narrow and deep in conversation so no images posts and porn. Also Reddit and HN has privacy issues.

What I know Tildes does not want to be a full Reddit replacement. I do find their model of moderation better than Reddit. I have already seen some Reddit mods asking about moderating communities in Tildes.

Best I found is Tildes, it is invite only and a small community as Reddit used to be years ago focusing on quality conversations. There has been a high influx of new users there.

People also recommend Lemmy but UX I do not like it and it lacks a good client.

Reddit is astroturfed and censored by the American government. Reddit is like Twitter of social aggregators.

There are already smaller social agregators to move as HN, Stacker News, Lobsters, Tildes and the biggest one Lemmy.

Discord already added forum categories, this is their chance if they add something similar.

In the thread he said he rather let it die because he is already tired.