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Ya this blackout needs to be indefinite at this point if we want any actual reddit changes.
I am in the camp where I feel really comfortable with lemmy and do have the patient to wait for it to become better. I do not need 7000 subs feeding my needs for new info, just like a couple. reddit does what in the future is no longer my concern.
edit: say for example after the black out sudden lemmy drops and discuss become less, I just need to learn how to get bots to repost links or contents of my interested sub/topics. And that would be fine.