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Iโll be staying no matter if Reddit reverses their decision. The communities Iโd like to follow might be smaller here, but Iโm sure they will grow.
Same here. I've already posted more comments and posts in my short time here than I ever did on reddit. It feels a lot more interactive and I like it.
Honestly I'm beginning to LIKE that they're smaller. The F1 sub over on Reddit was at something silly like 3m subs, and they had to start making all sorts of silly rules about what you could and couldn't post, and you just couldn't have a reasonable chat about anything. Smaller communities mean you get to know the users and everything is a bit more casual and chilled.