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Is Reddit still a thing? I wasn't aware?
I thought that it had evolved into a bot parliament.
Reddit is still a massive social media platform, it's corporatized and bot ridden but it's still huge.
There are whole generations of young people jumping on it only knowing it for what it is now and not what it was.
It's still a place to "anonymously" comment on and share media.
Lemmy is still a super niche nerd platform
I think I went to Reddit at first because of what it was, I watched a lot of Reddit "reading" videos for a while so decided to join myself, but the Reddit I wanted to join was already gone by the time I actually did join, then it got worse until I didn't want to take it anymore, the AI got added, then the Games, that was the final straw I think.