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In my opinion emojis are great for casual discussions and they convey a little playfulness.
For more serious topics they might be a little inappropriate or appear out of place for some people.
In my opinion emojis are great for casual discussions and they convey a little playfulness.
For more serious topics they might be a little inappropriate or appear out of place for some people.
What’s Reddit? I barely rememberddit
That’s a pretty good idea
I implore you to rethink your usage of wide sweeping generalizations for the sake of an argument that fits your opinion. If we don’t want Lemmy to turn into a negative cesspit like reddit we gotta focus on civil discussion instead of ‘enrage to engage’.
That’s a good point. Smaller niche communities with more personal connections will inevitably sprout when the ‘main thing’ hits a high user count.
Primarily authentic opinions on things that I want some input for, like products, experiences etc. Also gaming communities for seperate games.
I absolutely resonate with both your comments, it’s the best function reddit served imo. The big mainstream subs were just content factories to create posts to doomscroll through.