@Meyerweb It’s a forum with ads. We’ve all been using them since the dawn of the time (1/1/1970). They should/will go the way of MySpace, Digg, AOL, Delphi, Prodigy, Compuserve, BBSes, etc. And some other forum will take its place.
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@Meyerweb It’s a forum with ads. We’ve all been using them since the dawn of the time (1/1/1970). They should/will go the way of MySpace, Digg, AOL, Delphi, Prodigy, Compuserve, BBSes, etc. And some other forum will take its place. 4 comments
You may not see another platform like those for a while, but that doesn't mean the people aren't going somewhere. It means they aren't all running to a monolithic platform. I've realized that all I really need is a combination of Discord, Forums, & Mastodon. It's really not different from when I was a kid. AIM/ICQ for instant messaging Chatrooms/Forums for more nuanced discussions based on topic. Livejournal/Myspace/Friendster for keeping up with our friends. @ken147 @karschsp @Meyerweb #Lemmy and #KBin are federated alternatives to Reddit. For Lemmy instances, go to http://join-lemmy.org/. For KBin instances, go to https://kbin.fediverse.observer/list |
@karschsp @Meyerweb the main thing is that there’s no where to go to from Reddit right now.
When Digg collapsed Reddit was already established. What is there now that has a substantial user base?