I used to lurk like crazy on reddit. I had a nearly 12 year old account that mainly had a few comments here and there months apart, and only a few posts but ever since moving to Lemmy I’ve found myself actually posting relatively frequently to help build some of the smaller communities I’m in that have also migrated.
Oh wow, had no clue Lemmy had that layout as a feature as well, that might actually get a couple converts out of my friend group.
I haven’t deleted my account just yet but I joined reddit 12 years ago this month, once RIF went under om the 1st I stopped visiting the site altogether. I have friends that still regularly use the site, mainly through old.reddit whom I’ve told about Lemmy but just aren’t quite ready to switch over and that’s their choice, due to the amount of content still on the site I can’t necessarily blame them, but I just can’t in good conscience give reddit the traffic now that they’ve gone full twitter in their corporate decision making.
Same here, it’s literally the only reddit mobile app I’ve ever used, the site just feels… wrong, without it.
It should probably also be noted that the impetus for the accusation is a misquote of him in a video where he said he approves of common sense gun control legislation to ensure that “The weapons of war which I carried, in war is the only place they will be” he did say it a little fast so the publications quoting him dropped the very necessary comma in that sentence and claimed he was saying he carried them during a war, neglecting the fact that with the comma, it makes sense grammatically, and without the comma it doesn’t at all, which is a mistake I doubt a teacher would make, even if they were a social studies teacher and not an english one.