Macallan

Aww man. I liked that show.

Yup, way more active. I used to mainly lurk on reddit. Now I'm commenting more and have actually posted a couple of times.

This is all I've found so far: https://feddit.uk/post/126411

Thanks!

r/Sex is a good one, however 90% of questions could be answered by "talk to your partner". I'll agree that it is a positive community for general discussion about sex though.

I think I've found most of the communities here that I subscribed to when I left reddit. There are a couple I wish were here or more active.

Daddit was a great group of dads that were supportive and welcoming where we could vent, share memes, and just have general discussions about being a dad. They were really welcoming of moms too, as there's not always a dad present for the kids.

Same here. I was primarily a lurker on reddit, but have been forcing myself to ~~post~~ comment and engage more on Lemmy. Doing my part to help Lemmy grow however small it may be.

Edited for clarity.

Oops, yep.

I'll probably do the same. I bought Pro for Sync, Slide, & Relay just to support the Dev's when they released their reddit apps. I think they were only about $1 each for pro back then. I ended up buying Sync Ultra for like $30 after the Slide Dev abandoned his app and I went back to Sync. It was an awesome app and I wanted to support him. I've got $18 in Google Opinion Rewards burning a hole in my pocket that I'm saving to use for Lemmy apps when they release their Pro versions.

Thanks man! It's working now. Super smooth for the most part. Upvotes/downvotes still take quite a while to register. An Amoled black would be awesome as would a Small Cards view.

Edit: Another suggestion is to add a way to jump to the next parent comment in a post. Looks like Jeroba just added this and I've been missing this feature from some of the reddit apps I used to use.

Yeah, it was my go-to for a long time. When he abandoned it I went back to ~~Slide~~ Sync and fell in love with it.

Edit typo.

I'm trying it out and like it so far. It still needs work though. There's a lag when registering upvotes and downvotes. Seems stable and I don't get as many error messages as Jeroba. Comments and content seems to load faster than Jeroba.