along with the strong censoring that has occurred on reddit throughout the years, they have now removed r/all from the app and while using a desktop/laptop browser. instead of being able to stumble upon new subreddits you never knew existed, it wants to curate what you’re allowed to see

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    As it stands Lemmy is still a worse platform all around. It has the same issues Reddit has but without the massive userbase and the niche communities.

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        I mean is it? Outside of tech and privacy, Lemmy doesn’t have much to offer compared to Reddit. I don’t think that’s controversial

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          Then why are you here? If you want to masturbate to Reddit take your dick back to Reddit.

          What’s nice about here is a double edged sword. I can tell you to go fuck yourself and nothing will happen. Unfortunately I still have to read your drivel knowing nothing will happen. It’s kind of nice in a way.

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        Because I don’t like corporate Reddit. I still occasionally use it to follow the NBA, but that’s about it.

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          You don’t like Corporate Reddit but you like Decentralized Reddit, while complaining about how much better Corporate Reddit is on Decentralized Reddit.

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            It’s really not complicated. Reddit as a community is simply superior to Lemmy in every way. The user base is massive so the content is endless and there’s communities for everything no matter how niche. However, at the same time, Reddit as a platform is worse than most lemmy instances because it’s a giant unethical corporation.