I described it as “Mastodon’s Reddit”. Which is inaccurate, and I’m not happy with it. How would you phrase it?

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    Reddit with a slightly more community centred ownership structure so it’s a bit harder to enforce unpopular decisions.

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    It’s reddit but instead of r/ we have c/ and there are different servers, not just reddit.com, but most of them talk to each other. Also the devs are leftist authoritarians tankies, don’t use .ml

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    “Imagine a hydra with an infinite number of heads. Some of the heads are arguing, some have got their necks knotted, and some are french-kissing. One of them is wearing a pirate hat.”

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    Reddit.

    Without the cunt on top who put it down.

    And there won’t ever be one, because there’s no chair for him to sit in.

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    News and discussion, but you start from a chosen community and work towards global connection. Also, no ads, no making you the product, and volunteer-based development and moderation.

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    I’ve learned it’s a mistake to try to describe the fediverse to people. It’s right up there with getting them to care about privacy

    I’d just describe it as Reddit, but less bots. Or reddit but less toxic. Just focus on what might draw them in and send them a link to lemmy.world or whatever home server you think they’d like

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      2 days ago

      “less toxic” can be interpreted in different ways. For example, I don’t always find people on Lemmy to be more open-minded across tribal boundaries. But you can perhaps find your tribe and experience less toxicity that way?

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    Its like reddit without the content and with silly keyboard warriors. But at least not big tech. :)

    Ive been here two years and have made 5500 comments so I guess im quite an active user of this place. Its not too bad. But absolutely an huge echo chamber.