When scrolling Lemmy (compared to reddit in the past), all I see is doom and gloom / news. I don’t see interesting conversations or comments to read.

Occasionally I’ll find something, and I’ve been contributing more, but there’s just so much doom that it fills my feed.

I’ve had to unsubscribe from many communities bc it’s just doom news reposts…

Is it just me?

  • @[email protected]
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    248 months ago

    The bubble has burst, none of the fun communities I subbed to when I came over have any active users left anymore. It’s all the same 3-4 people posting news and rhetoric.

      • @[email protected]
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        48 months ago

        but that’s going to need some effort. The bots and marketing agencies did all the post on reddit. I just wanna scroll and complain. 😭

    • @[email protected]
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      158 months ago

      Activity has actually been picking up lately imo.

      Specifically which communities do you think died out?

      • Rikudou_Sage
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        88 months ago

        All of them that are not AI, news, gaming, Linux or technology in general?

        • @[email protected]
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          8 months ago

          I know that Lemmy has a fairly small range of interests, but I don’t know of any communities that were once highly active and have since gone dormant.

          He said the bubble has burst and there were fun communities when he first came over that are no longer active. I’m asking for an example, because according to my recollection, there never really were active communities outside of the topics you mention.

          And there actually are handful of active communities on other topics. [email protected] comes to mind.

        • @[email protected]
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          58 months ago

          That’s not specific (or true) though, there are plenty of active niche communities, especially those for localities. Which communities would you like to be more active?