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this post was submitted on 08 Sep 2023
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Stop using Reddit
There just are no alternatives to some things on there. So I'm stuck having to check in at least once every day.
"Having to"? Sounds like addiction tbh.
Some people use it for more than just entertainment and killing time. Like getting advice on certain topics like parenting or relationships. How to deal with a partner with certain conditions etc. You can't find that on lemmy.
Because Reddit is the only place those communities exist, right?
Umm, yes. It's such a low entry level. Once you signed up for the memes and the cute cats like millions of others you might as well look for some niche topics and find that there are thousands of others like you. That's only possible if you have many many millions of people in the pool.
If you're really serious about your interest of course you'll branch off to other platforms. But even then your reddit community probably pointed you there.
If you have to check parenting advice on reddit every day, you shouldn't have had children in the first place.
Yeah, well maybe today it's parenting, tomorrow it's about struggles during meditation, next day it's about a certain video game, then astronomy etc. And then the cycle repeats. There are thousands of topics where you can find huge communities on reddit and virtually none on lemmy. I haven't been on reddit since July but I still miss it. I'm patient and hope that in a few years lemmy has grown enough to sustain niche topics.