I haven't yet, I'm still a moderator ant it will be hard to leave reddit
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I'm going to leave the account, delete most of the old content and switch to posting links back to fediverse. Likely automated.
Deleted yesterday right after the post from Christian detailing the scummy way in which Reddit was treating him.
I plan to, but I also plan to do it fully - going through saved links and bookmarking or documenting relevant recipes/guides/etc, removing all the comment history, etc etc.
I'm not really good at doing that in a timely manner. I have so many big projects, and smaller projects, that have been postponed for so long. It's just another thing on the list.
I abandon my Reddit account every month or so and start over
I already deleted all the content of my account, I will probably delete the account when boost dies on June 30th.
Migrating completely to a new platform is a process for me, especially if it's one I'm actively viewing content on. I still have my Reddit account but I suspect that will not be the case for much longer, as was the case with Twitter when I moved to Mastodon, and others.
I need to go through all my saved posts, and then I will delete it. Just delaying it since I probably have 500 posts saved... will take ages
No, there's too many little niche subreddits that lemmy doesn't even come close to replicating. I have been using the official reddit app for the better part of a year so I'm not personally affected by the ban on 3rd party apps.