Burensasub
I've been feeling frustrated not being able to "like" people's comments on here but I'm beginning to realize that lack of "likes" could be a good thing because it forces you to come up with a better thought out response
๐ฒ Jamie
What's winter like where you live? Here in Melbourne, I find it wonderful: cool crisp air, interspersed sun and rain, the spicy smell of wood-smoke in the evening.
๐ Zero Two
I live in the south so winter just feels like fall 2.0 with very little difference
๐ฅ Mr
This website makes me realize that I've been trained to "reward" others for posting online. I feel an uncontrollable urge to "upvote" or "like" comments but quickly realize the button isn't available.
๐ Zero Two
same. I also use the like/upvote button to show I seen your reply/message.
๐น๏ธ Andrew
If you complain about people reacting negatively to a word that you know is provocative, aren't you just playing yourself? Sure, people can say whatever they want, but IMO people aren't going to be that receptive to your points.
๐ Zero Two
we should not be scared of a word, but we should also be considerate of other people.
๐ Yt L.
Anyone watch anything on Quibi? I subscribed after reading an article about how terrible it was because I want to help give a new thing a chance, but I've not found anything good to watch on it.
๐ Zero Two
Quibi was just another startup hyped up by investor with no market knowledge
๐ Zero Two
subreply does not have a clear focus. Unlike a subreddit where people are seeking a specific type of content. rn it just feels like one big chat room with little common topics. IDK if that is a good or bad thing.
๐ Yt L.
Perhaps with time, and maybe more users, people can start to organize into sub-networks with shared interests, by followers or hashtags.
๐ Nlggers
Perhaps hashtags could serve as a function for topic based thread organization.
๐ Matt Harwood
Does it need a clear focus? If, like you say, there are subreddits for everything you need, maybe it works to have subreply as a group chat, exposing us to things we might not normally talk about? :)
Jayden
It's more of a twitter replacement than reddit. We're just using it as reddit through trending and search because it's really small. If it ever blows up then your feed is where you're going to spend your time.
๐ง Justin
I like that you can start a conversation about anything, and it doesn't depend on finding an article on that topic first.
๐ Bort Simpson
As long as we can stamp out right wing / racist / white opinions entirely, then I think this platform could be a contender... otherwise it will be relegated to the dustbin as with any other sad whiteboi nationalism project
๐ป Kernel
If you are looking for a new reddit replacement checkout dev.lemmy.ml. Federated reddit is the future.
โ๏ธ Geoff
I think this format organized around subtopics Could be really popular