Reddit is now promoting ads for fascist paramilitary invaders
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They could have gone with a more contemplative "Look inward".
the only things going inward is food for these vanilla ISIS.
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And if people are going constantly back to the red outhouse this will never change.
Unfortunately, humanity often doesn't do or know what is best for it.
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I'm embarrassed to admit this, but I was probably a part of a small group of older Gen-Z'ers whose primary source of pornography consumption was Reddit. (Embarrassed of using Reddit, not the pornography)
It was quick, easy to use and hide from everyone. From my mid teens to mid 20s, that was all I knew. I've found alternatives now, but they're not quite the same. Hell, not even Reddit is the same. Glad I ditched it.
I just want a fast way to find the shit I like, jerk off, clean up and go on with my life.
its a primary site for OF peddling and its seems any non-ph site has OF material on it. people were discussing on reddit how porn is where they watch all the time. gay/straight.
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I’ve swapped back and forth between Reddit and Lemmy for probably a year/year and a half, a month ago I just finally made the full switch. Biggest thing that held me back was the lack of constant content but I’ve just decided to accept it, spent too much time in Reddit anyways.
most of us are shadowbanned, so i can only browse there, one can make an attempt at making an account but it would be have to be not on the same device or ip your using though, but i havnt done that.
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There ain't much content on Lemmy vs reddit imo
Have you tried switching your feed to sort by active?
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They could have gone with a more contemplative "Look inward".
That's a good one. I was thinking, stop trying to make it seem like you're helping agents improve, and just go with something like "HOLD THE LINE."
I mean, it's an odious slogan for an odious government org, but at least it's better than suggesting the opposite of their stated mission.
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I think to fill a cavity THIS big you need something like THAT
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You search for some info like:
Is this tech gadget (or whatever) any good?
You only find scammy "test" sites with tons of Amazon links that use AI bullshit texts or YouTube videos with some asshat shills that "test" this and that product that was sent over to them by the company.
You add "reddit" to the search and get muuuuch better results for that. Sure, not everything is gold, but you often find tests and discussions aswell as questions and complaints from people who bought the stuff.
That does not mean we have to like Reddit. I stopped contributing to that shithole a while ago and only use it without account but with strict ad blockers for my advantage.
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its a primary site for OF peddling and its seems any non-ph site has OF material on it. people were discussing on reddit how porn is where they watch all the time. gay/straight.
Why go to reddit to find OF content instead of going to OF directly?
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Why go to reddit to find OF content instead of going to OF directly?
Because $$ they're often leaks
