Game based communities suck pretty much everywhere. But the ones on reddit, you could at least usually count on enough activity to get good info.
The niche boards for problem solving is about the only thing.
I miss a lot of Reddit content, especially local and niche content. However, what I really miss is a proper app with which to consume said content.
Not really. A lot of it felt fake before AI content came along.
I love that you can binge a TV show from 5-10 years ago and then go to Reddit and see all of the post episode discussions. The next time I watch a trashy reality TV show, I will miss not having Reddit post episode analysis. When I’ve looked in the past, the best I could find on Lemmy was someone posting nudes of contestants from past seasons. The makeup and skincare subreddits were super informative. IDK if they’re still good since I’ve been mostly Reddit free lately.
/r/ModernMoo , which (IIRC) is just some guy from Ireland who likes posting pictures of his cows. I unsubscribed from virtually every sub before I left, but I am pretty sure I am still technically subbed to that one.
I miss ShittyMorph. Randomly coming across one of those Hell in a Cell comments randomly always made me day.
Maybe his handle is available…
Stand up comedy clips, and my nation/cities subreddits for local news.
No. Because, although I don’t have an account there anymore, but I still read there using Redlib.
