What do you think about sublemmies that add content by reposting from Reddit?

3 years ago by zephyr to c/asklemmy

Is it a good (probably temporary) way to get content in Lemmy?

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danjones000 39 points 3 years ago

I don't have a problem with it. Although, I do think "sublemmy" is a stupid word, and we should just say "community".

In short, copying Reddit's content is fine. Copying Reddit's terminology is silly.

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GONADS125 5 points 3 years ago

I wholeheartedly agree.. I would like to take a step away from the immaturity level that has taken over reddit. Communities sounds better. And more clear terminology makes Lemmy more approachable for new users.

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Kurumatron 1 point 3 years ago

Yeah, it's better to have our own terminologies and maybe copy some terminologies from reddit, like upvotes and downvotes. But to me, sublemmy sounds awful. Calling it community is better and sounds more serious

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