User visits and time spent on the social media platform normalize after traffic to Reddit briefly dipped last week during the blackout, according to SimilarWeb.
I’m not planning on deleting mine, I do have some good technical answers on my account that I don’t want to delete. I figure stopping participating is more important than going back and deleting it.
This is a fair point - engagement drives their dollars. Maybe I’ll save what’s useful for me on my account as long as I can find no alternatives or don’t have time to migrate solutions to another silo. Just having not opened their site in 2 weeks already feels compellingly free.
10 years for me and not been on the weekend before the protest and have no plans to return anytime soon. But when I do it will be to gain as much that I saved as I can and then nuke my account from there. And I have 150k in karma. Doesn’t seem like much but took me a long time to earn that and I was proud of it. But when RIF goes I am gone.
Mine was 8 years old and I haven’t touched it since the protests started
I deleted mine after that disastrous AMA that the head spaz put on. What a shit show.
I’m not planning on deleting mine, I do have some good technical answers on my account that I don’t want to delete. I figure stopping participating is more important than going back and deleting it.
This is a fair point - engagement drives their dollars. Maybe I’ll save what’s useful for me on my account as long as I can find no alternatives or don’t have time to migrate solutions to another silo. Just having not opened their site in 2 weeks already feels compellingly free.
@massacre hard agree
10 years for me and not been on the weekend before the protest and have no plans to return anytime soon. But when I do it will be to gain as much that I saved as I can and then nuke my account from there. And I have 150k in karma. Doesn’t seem like much but took me a long time to earn that and I was proud of it. But when RIF goes I am gone.
Long live Lemmy, long live the fedverse.