I wish there was a way to collapse branches of nested comments.
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Enjoying it so far, thankfully I had already been using Mastodon for about 6 months so I've had time to get used to the quirks and discoverability issues that come with the Fediverse. I hope the learning curve doesn't turn off less tech savvy users.
I'm liking it. Seems chill. Some growing pains and there's not quite as much here as I was following on the other site, but, maybe that's a good thing and humans aren't actually meant to have a constant information firehose?
Looks neat, but I need a ELI5 on the instances/Fediverse/how it works in general (Looking at YT videos right now). Also I miss the "hide all child comments" I had on reddit (or was is RES?)
I don't really understand what's going on yet.
As of right now, I really like how Lemmy and the rest of the Fediverse operates! Scrolling here seems to be much more lightweight on my low end computer than using Reddit.
So far, I'm loving it. I'm using Jerboa (android client for Lemmy), which is working nicely.
Lemmy is pretty good. Reminds me of old reddit. It's a little confusing at first but easy enough to learn and find communities as you go. I really miss Sync for Reddit though.
I'm leaving behind reddit after 10 years of on and off use, in the last 5 years almost constant use. I'm happy because I feel rhus platform seems really great , I really like the layout and stye of it all. I hope to understand it better going forward
It's pretty cool, Rick.