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For me the biggest problem is not volume in general but volume of niche content. The best thing about Reddit was all the active, engaging communities that would sprawl around any niche subject you could imagine.
Yeah, well said
Thatβs why people use reddit
What niches are you in?
[email protected] has a lot of active communities on different topics
I miss the NBA subreddit the most. Lemmy.world has a community, but itβs not very active.
You probably need automated matches threads.
We have them on [email protected] , that helps a lot to get activity
I think they have one. Itβs just the offseason right now. Technically the preseason but I hope they turn it back on for the regular season.
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