I’ve explained it in another reply. It’s not about being “stationary”.

Gardening on Reddit has 7.8m subs, that’s more than the whole Fediverse with all the bots.

Another issue is the quality of people. For example, I’m into kitchen knives. Dr. Larrin posts on Reddit about steels and related metallurgy. Does he post on Lemmy? No. Stroppy Stuff posts on Reddit about strops and sharpening. Does he post on Lemmy? No.

I’m also into mountain biking. Reddit is full of engineers, brand representatives and athletes, none of them is on Lemmy.

No one worth their salt gives a shit about Lemmy, that’s the hard truth. If you want to get quality hobby content - you go to Reddit.

Lemmy is for 15yo kids posting memes and US politics for those who got banned on Reddit. And for some devs to satiate their curiosity.

Normal people don’t give a shit about Lemmy. If you want to dive into hobbies, local news and other fun stuff - go to Reddit :)

No

No, it means that copyrights should not exist in the first place.

It’s all the same shit. No patents and copyrights should exist.

Copyright should not exist in the first place.

What you’re describing is a machine which moves both in time and space. A machine which only moves in time would result in this meme no matter how you twist it.

The prices in the US are much higher in general.

I guess most of his supporters are far left genocidal maniacs and alt Nazis, so no wonder.

That’s some insane mental gymnastics you have there…