Is lemmy now what reddit used to be 10+ years ago?
Is lemmy now what reddit used to be 10+ years ago?
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not really. earliest days of reddit didnt even have subreddits.
lemmy cant be reddit 10 years ago, because the internet has changed in that time too
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Yeah, but reddits more than 10 years old...
Here's an article from 2013 talking about subs
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Subreddits were added in 08. The great Digg migration was 2010. I feel old.
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I was part of the great Digg migration and now the great Reddit migration....
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Same here. Thought you looked familiar!
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Same. I also remember when everyone moved to Digg from Stumbleupon
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Same here, my reddit account is 15 years old
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I liked stumbleupon. It feels like they are less website to stumbleupon anymore
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Shit, I remember Fark.
Which was basically what reddit was when it started, fark just stayed that way. I think it's even still going...
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Pfft, kids these days - I remember usenet.
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Damn, skipped right over Slashdot.
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What’s up with how toxic comments are on /. these days?
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Try to tell a kid about BBS boards nowadays and they start singing about something called a BBL Drizzy...
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My local BBS was great, but when the provider became an ISP, the BBS became a ghost town because everyone went to IRC and Usenet.
That ISP was also the local jerky company. Dad made the Jerky, son ran the modem pool. I miss the 90s.
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I never had a Fark account but I remember following them religiously. I remember something about them crowdfunding an arena name for a day about an unsolicited finger in the ass.
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DAE member Digg? I member that.
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remember when image macros took over the whole thing?
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