Isn’t it?

  • AnokLola@lemm.ee
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    1 年前

    That doesn’t change the fact that this problem exists. Reddit’s superior multimedia support makes it a more competitive social media platform.

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      the best reddit was the one before you could post media inline. before the covered the fornt page in nonsense. when it was a link aggregator with threaded discussion, and nothing more.

      i sure miss that reddit. whatever the fuck youre talkin about… thats not reddit, thats Reddit©.

    • KISSmyOS@lemmy.world
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      Reddit’s superior multimedia support

      Never thought I’d ever read those 4 words in that order.

      • Sonotsugipaa@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        I swear I could hand-write a set of ASCII art frames that you can turn into a low-res copy of Shrek by scrolling down really fast AND have it proof-read, by the time the Reddit video player successfully loads the play icon.

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      By this logic Instagram and TikTok are better than either, and yet the more any social media site becomes like those two, the more quickly I want to leave it.

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        Anok most likely means that the average Joe prefers convenience over freedom/privacy etc, and this is a convenience part that Lemmy seriously lacks in currently.

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      The problem is there’s a direct correlation between decreasing quality and ease of image posts. So yeah, we won’t get as much engagement, but that is definitely a quality/quantity problem.

      Reddit was better when folks had to roundtrip through Imgur IMO