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cmat273, 10 months ago

There is a world where reddit mods could have coordinated and convinced their communities to follow them to Lemmy.

vdyasode, 10 months ago

Wouldn’t the fact that the poll was done in Reddit invalidate the results, since presumably, a lot of people who would not have wanted it to reopen don’t use Reddit anymore, so they couldn’t have voted?

SharkEatingBreakfast, 10 months ago

Why go back to a site that harvests your data, forces you to use its shitty app, astroturfs posts, engages in vote manipulation, uses constant ragebait to up engagement, forces constant ads at you, and has a CEO in charge who will lie about an innocent person to make them look bad?

Not to mention the state of the userbase, right now.

No thank you.

popemichael, 10 months ago

It sounds like a scab mod to me

AlligatorBlizzard, 10 months ago

Whatever, I’m staying on Lemmy.

partyparrot, 10 months ago

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bownage, 10 months ago

Not to mention obviously this is only really seen in the firs to place by people who didn’t leave reddit, ergo they will vote for the community to reopen because they are still on reddit.

verdare, 10 months ago

Yeah. There’s no need for conspiracy theories when there’s a massive selection bias at play here.