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Rolling with a crew is always a treat. So many great times with hunting buddies over the years. Welcome. Enjoy the wait for MH6 with the rest of us.
Happily :) crazy what's happening over at Reddit though, isn't it? I used it for a little over 6 years and I would've never expected anything like this. I hope this community and Lemmy as a whole grows just as big as reddit did. I need all my niche subs back haha
Perhaps crazy how sudden and fast it happened, but not that it happened at all. Enshittification is a well known thing by now and it comes for all the corporate sites with IPO dreams. Any hope Reddit had of staying true to its purpose died with Aaron.
Lemmy/kbin/the fediverse has a better shot at resisting that due to the decentralized nature. But, the younger generations have some tech learning to do if all the reports about their general inability to use anything that's not an app is to be believed.