10 years here. Feels refreshing !
this post was submitted on 31 Jul 2023
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Yeah me too. This place is cool. And my instance has neat stuff in the local feed too.
11 years here.
Ten plus years. I'd have to log in to my account to check and it's not worth it. Quitting reddit was surprisingly easy.
Yo. And the more time that passes, the less I miss it.
11 years last year I checked, quit digg for reddit, quit reddit for lemmy, still lots to learn here. It's good to be here.
Mine was 12 coming up on 13. Haven't gone back since RIF stopped working.
Don't think quite a decade, but definitely the better half of one.
I don't browse Reddit at all anymore. Overwrote all my comments then deleted my accounts. I only go if a search lands me there for something specific as a guest in a private tab.
11 year refugee here.
15 Year club... sad to leave. But even sadder to see what has become. Don't plan on deleting my account but I won't renew my premium when it comes back up.
12 year old Reddit account here. Though, for every end there is a new beginning. Looking forward to seeing how Lemmy continues to grow. 🙂
My 12th Cake Day was last week, which is how I discovered I had the Reddit app still installed on a test device that was my daily-driver a few years ago
14 years here. Really optimistic for lemmy given how good the app story has become so fast. Hoping the user base keeps growing so that more niche communities hit a critical mass here.
I just googled it. Reddit was made in 2005. That means I must've started using it in 2007 or 8.
Who can say, but I have largely left the site.
I think I had 9, but a year or two of lurking prior.
My account had just turned 11 years old when all of this started. After RIF didn't let me log in any more I just quit reddint entkrelt. The RIF app itself is still installed in my phone though, as a memento. Even if reddit were to turn back on its decision, I don't think I'd want to go back at this point. Reddit is as good as dead for me.
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12 years here sounding off
Said it elsewhere sometime yesterday-- bout 13 years.
12 years here
I've all but stopped using Reddit. I was extremely active for well over a decade.
About 15 years here. Just couldn’t help it grow any bigger after what it became
11 years
10 years for me!
7 years here. Glad I left reddit for lemmy. I will never sign up for a centralized social media platform again, I've learned my lesson.
Fuck u/spez.
13 years, here
Just logged in at Reddit to confirm--12 years.
And my whole homepage there is filled with posts about sex. I don't log in there for weeks and it's gone way down hill.
8 years here, 90% left
Would have been 12 years this month, I haven’t deleted my account yet but I haven’t been back since end of June. While I do miss some of my old communities, I loved Apollo and Alien Blue before that and won’t go back. I posted pretty frequently and most always from mobile. I’m working on deleting the old account here soon.
8 years for me. Cut my usage down by around 95% I'd say. Only when I need something specific do I go back
Honestly I don't mind as much as I thought I'd do
I joined 2012. It's a weird feeling leaving it after so long.
Well over 10 years. About 4 years ago found myself missing the "old" Reddit experience, lighthearted, tons of memes, silly, and interesting. Feels more like that on Lemmy.
13 years user, and lemmy reminds me of year 1
I deleted my alt with 45k comment karma that was I think 14 years, my oldest account is a version of my actual name that I don’t want someone taking that is 16 years old, that I didn’t delete, but I did nuke all my comments.
I'm one of 'em. Killing Sync (and every other awesome 3rd party client) was the straw that broke this camel's back.
12 years of heavy activity here, I nuked my account 6 weeks or so ago.
10+ years. Deleted my account, posts and comments. It was long and slow decision. It's just not the same reddit I feel in love with. Carma whoring, vanity, both far right and far left junk, bots (hate bots), the terrible UI... Finally, when I could no longer use RIF, that was it. I actually worked on a reddit API based app a few years ago and this really pissed me off on that level too.