/u/dralcax on the old site, just using both while waiting for the exodus
All I see is a major shitshow
I can’t keep up with all the garbage they throw
None of our problems ever get fixed
Because we can’t even agree they exist!
The future’s in the hands of those who won’t live to see it
The house is burning down but they won’t believe it
Everything’s fucked, it’s all just a mess
I suppose I’ll just vote for who hates minorities less
When barrier blocks first came out I decided to build an invisible box full of Withers right in the middle of my village.
It was then I learned that, despite being unbreakable to players in survival, Withers could still break barriers.
I still hang out mostly on Reddit. As much as the site’s gone downhill, I’m mostly active on the fandom-specific subs, which don’t have nearly as much of a presence on Lemmy. The general meme communities have been flourishing, but the fandom communities are basically ghost towns, and even those that see a bare minimum of activity are far from enough to pop up in my feed. Right now, /r/yugioh has ten times as many online users as /c/yugioh has subscribers period - and that’s one of the more active niche communities I follow! I’ll still be keeping an eye on Lemmy and post to both sites when I can, but we’ve got a lot more growing to do before I’m ready to finally ditch Reddit.
Also, Reddit has the hentai. The specific fandom subs at least have small barely-active communities here but their NSFW counterparts are totally nonexistent.
Doesn’t get much worse than 4chan.
A lot of fandom-specific subs! With the typical main sub/meme sub/nsfw sub trinity, I’ve seen the main subs show up here with minimal activity while the meme and nsfw subs are nowhere to be seen. A lot of the big default subs have come here, but the fandom-based subs just exist as tiny communities with several thousand times less subscribers and nowhere near enough content to regularly show up on my subscribed feed.
There’s tons of carbon frozen in Arctic permafrost. As the planet warms up, the ice melts, dumping more CO2 into the atmosphere and causing a runaway effect.