Early 30s /F / North America
I'm close to the right demographic, but for the missing appendage.
this post was submitted on 13 Nov 2024
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36 / M / Germany
Pretty much spot on.
Yes/ F/ nope
56/M/Australia
I identify as older millennials (born at some point in the 80s), male, and about 50/50 split between living in North America or the EU.
I'm not but that's how I identify.
I am surprised that this post received so many genuine answers.
Put in the legwork to find me Mr alphabet soup man. I know you can do it, you're just being lazy.
27 / M / Tanzania
36 / M / Canada. I fit
18 / M / Slovakia
40 / M / Canada
I have the same impression as you do but looking at the early answers, looks like Europe is a bit younger. I hope we are wrong, I'd rather have a very widespread demography to have more diverse opinions.
90s, non-binary and south america.
29/M/UK
That demo also covers the Linux and "libre" media enjoyers userbase ๐คฃ
I feel attacked!
No/Yes/Yes
Close, but not quite. One thing I notice a lot around here (Lemmy/fediverse) that suggests many users are elder millennials or older, is the frequent use of 2 spaces after a period. I don't really notice as much of that in other online communities.
15/M/Netherlands
No / Yes / No (unless you meant Europe)
Older millennial American man, yes, you got me
Early 90s, male, North America
True apart from being born around 2000