Most notable is that there are way more people discussing, there are tons of more content, more instances, so basically just more, there are still things that are missing like really niche stuff that I really used to enjoy over on reddit, like r/shorthand, and r/sudoku and so on, but we’ll have to se :) Maybe we will grow to a size where that is possible.

I didn’t think it would make much of a difference before I tried it, but it’s so nice to use, I really enjoy it :)

I think that’s a user influx problem, we’ve had it multiple times over at mastodon as well, usually it dies down again after a couple of weeks, and we can just concentrate on other things instead, at least until a new wave of users arrive :)

Yeah, I don’t think lemmy is ready for very casual users like that yet at least, I’ve been here for 3 years on different accounts, and the difference in the last month or so has been staggering :)

I think it has something to do with them not long ago having been slapped with huge punishment for some other shit they have been doing in the EU

You forgot one E, Enshittify ;)

NSFW content (posts, profiles, and subs) will also not be available via the app, so moderators and users won’t be able to see any, which will also make moderation more difficult.

They have claimed at least that it will be for moderators on the sub, it’s still really shit don’t get me wrong, but at least that is something.

It’s unclear whether the official app will be affected, or whether Reddit has a secret API that will exempt it from those restrictions, similar to how they implement the other functions.

The official app will continue on being the same shitty mess that it is, it will have access to NSFW stuff, but will still be totally inadequate for moderation.

/c/shitamericanssay