No Reddit!... (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2023
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You know, with Reddit, I didn't even have an account. Just browsing for a bit and done. Now look at me. Account made, leaving comments. What's next? Making posts?
5-6 hours seems excessive... If you have other issues that are the root cause, maybe deal with those first, but if it's a self-control issue (which it was for me sometimes) there are great browser plugins to block certain sites after a certain amount of time. I use LeechBlock for firefox and after my "self allotted time" it locks down reddit and lemmy for me so I can't access it any more. There are similar plug ins for other browsers, I can really recommend it!
Ps: But to answer your original question, from an ideological standpoint, definitely stay on lemmy.
Go straight to github. Use github as your main social media, for shits and giggles. You'll come out a better man(source: I tried it)
Ok I think this is a good joke post
I'll admit, I did it, I just posted on Reddit. Though to be fair, I joined r/pics' Sexy John Oliver protest, and put this up.
6 hours a day just staring at a screen doing nothing? Sounds like you have other issues. Get a better hobby.
sounds like my day job
Aw man, day jobs are the worst
I think the fact you use it more than you would expect is expectable with the fact it's new to you and the blackout is still going for half of the subreddits, looking at the stream - that's captivating. Also Reddit already has estabilished communities while here is the Wild West, revolution is... revolving. We're here for it. But never think you're missing out, whether you'll spend here 5 minutes or hours. In the end does it really matter you know what Reddit CEO said this morning? And this platform is decentralised and open source, whatever wouldn't happen there will always be an instance. If you feel too distracted by this place (don't blame you, I've just joined and I'm like wow) and you feel that it will be better for you, feel free to look at Reddit ...but maybe actually take a break from both. while exciting, social media can be a bit stressful and if you feel like you could be doing something productive, dedicate your time to that. if you just want to waste your time a bit, maybe try sketching or a little code - it feels good to create something
Do what makes you happy.
Better stay here. Reddit is already being Twitter and Digged out
I mean I'm not gonna tell you what you can or cannot do, but if you wanna support the protests, you should use an ad blocker when using reddit, that way they can't get ad revenue.
If social media addiction is the problem, you might wanna go outside.
Is that also the case with third party apps like Apollo? I mean, at least until the 30th.
For the record, the last time I closed the Apollo app was on Sunday night, and haven't gone back since, so I'm asking on behalf of others who might feel the temptation to go there again.