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Unlike what seems like many, I kind of like not having so many people here. It means thereβs a good chance comments and posts will be seen by others. Reddit was/is so populated that posting anything there was like speaking into a gaping void (of hatred, many bad -isms, and occasionally friendly helpful folks).
It's kinda like the ham radio of the internet. I think. I've never used a ham radio, but it's what I imagine it would be like. Lol
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Or is "lol" lemmys equivalent of "over"?
Lol
Lol.
Over.
Lol.