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this post was submitted on 25 Jun 2023
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Good answer!
Me too actually!
Same here. I was primarily a lurker on reddit, but have been forcing myself to ~~post~~ comment and engage more on Lemmy. Doing my part to help Lemmy grow however small it may be.
Edited for clarity.
- On reddit it wasn't often if ever I really ever posted anything, and so far it's the same here. I usually would just up vote posts/comments or just answer questions on askreddit out of boredom.
- I’ve only lurked.
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- I've been as active here as I used to be on Reddit.
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Also our usernames are similar
Ha. Nice. Where does yours come from?
From back when I was 12 or so, playing Unreal Tournament 2004. I don't remember exactly how it started. You?
It's a tolkein LOTR thing. I don't think it's a word that comes up anywhere in the books, but you might notice it's similar to other words like "Dol Guldur". The back of the Silmarillion has a short dictionary/glossary of words and word components, and so I grabbed two and put them together. "Maegul" should mean something like sharp or piercing sorcery/magic.
That's pretty cool!