OP, you can set up a RSS subscription to your fave Reddit sub. It might not give you all of the replies but it should give you the original post.
Also, there's a RedditUpdates community (or magazine?).
this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2023
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That's a good idea, it's been a minute since I've done that. Is there a way I can do that through lemmy or do I have to use an add on for my browser like Feedly?
You can run a bot to tail your RSS feed and post new entries to Lemmy, yeah: https://github.com/Ategon/Lemmy-Mega-Bot
I don't think there's a way to do this in Lemmy. I did this in Inoreader (until I decided to unfollow those subs completely).
I think the idea is that we want to be our own community, and not depend on reddit for content generation and then just sit around and discuss what trickles down to us.
I think that's 90% true, but best of reddit updates was mostly bot created anyway and were also reposts.
If you prefer Reddit, just go back to Reddit. No need to pollute Lemmy.
Do it yourself, this whole thing is open source. Also, this is Lemmy, not reddit. It doesn't need to be reddit. If you want reddit content still you are free to use reddit alongside Lemmy.
You might want to check out or post this to [email protected]
Wasn't aware of that community, thanks!
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