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this post was submitted on 08 Feb 2025
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No Stupid Questions
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No such thing. Ask away!
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Light moderation tends to not lead to good communities. You can try 4chan if you want light moderation. Otherwise you might need a better focus than general finance. FIRE is popular online. Wallstreetbets is irresponsible investing. There are pyramid communities.
It sounds like you are trying to start a pyramid scheme π
Reddit deletes all my accounts for some reason eventually.
someone who is incapable of critical thinking
If all of your accounts are getting deleted, Reddit probably isn't the problem.
If everywhere you go smells like shit, check your shoe.
It wasn't the case until a year ago
Reddit deletes all my accounts for some reason eventually.
Are you going to tell us the reason?
Usually, the type of people on reddit is someone who is incapable of critical thinking and independent thought.
Welcome to the internet. It's not exclusive to Reddit. Although I'm sure a lot of judgment on people's critical thinking skills and ability to think freely stems from misunderstanding and not being able to convey enough information about who someone is from a single comment.
AI
It is worst on Reddit by design
theres [email protected] but being at lemmy.ml might put some people off.
you could always make one. be the change you want to see.
I can't be 100,000 people
According to FediDB and a couple other sources, all of Lemmy is around 42-47k monthly users right now, so good luck if you're wanting your one specific corner of the web to have 100k
not with that attitude
Thereβs the boggleheads forum if you subscribe to that philosophy
URL?Anything is better than reddit.