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The community and the app is still relatively new. To be honest, I prefer smaller communities where I can leave for a few hours without half the posts sliding to page 5 and beyond. Instead of uncritically consuming digital content, try to contribute to smaller communities, post a couple of cool links, or even (Gasp! Horror!) do something else for a while.
Lemmy encourages me to go touch grass because there isn't as much as a new influx of comments, which is a good thing.
Damn some communities are huge and extremely participated. Such as the Gaming community (I don't remember the instance ๐ค) - I've reached more than 170 upvotes and more than 150 long and articulated comments regarding how fucked up battle royale games are. I feel like there's more of a human sense here than reddit, where people are more focused on the quality of the shit they consume
you mean touch grass?
I've always found that expression annoying, but it just occurred to me that considering most people use the internet on their phones now it's kind of nonsensical. Trivially easy to touch grass while doomscrolling or whatever.