Reddit community is probably the worst and most toxic group of people I’ve ever had the displeasure of interact with on my life.

It’s nearly impossible to have a serious discussion without a single rage bait comment.

I tried for the last time talking about a theory I made up, pretty serious post and a little long, then I go back to read if someone kindly tried to argue or show reason in the comments, the first comment I see is:

You don’t have a theory, you have a fantasy

It’s just insufferable, I don’t know why I keep interacting on that shitty platform.

While it’s true you see the same behavior on Lemmy sometimes, it’s incomparable to Reddit. I truly hope there’s not a mass migration from Reddit to Lemmy in the future or it’s just the beginning of the end for Lemmy as well.

I’ve seen some Reddit-like toxicity here a few times but it was pretty rare overall. It’s a reasonable decent place to discuss and interact with others.

  • CodenameDarlen@lemmy.worldOP
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    3 days ago

    But Lemmy has built a somehow different community I can feel it.

    It’s not just a replacement to me anymore, I see as something with true value that Reddit won’t ever provide. With its own issues as well.

    But compared to Reddit omg, I don’t understand, it seems like Reddit people are constantly fighting and trying to kill each other, there’s no health discussion of any sort.

    I guess I should value Lemmy more, at least for now, it’s a good place overall.

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      1 day ago

      Reddit was always more toxic than not. Lemmy is still toxic in places, but the worst of it is contained in its own echo chambers. Lemmy has cross-instance drama more than cross-community drama.

      It’s just easier for like minded people to congregate around the instance of their choosing rather than just a single subreddit or specific Lemmy community. That does cause community fragmentation, but personally, I would much rather it be that way.

      My point is that people are still just people and that toxicity is still around. We are able to self-segregate, so that helps a ton.