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People who frequent(ed) "support group" subreddits: what do you think about the future of those places? (kbin.social)

submitted 1 year ago by zlatiah@kbin.social to c/AskKbin@kbin.social

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I've joined several immigration-related subreddits because of my own life-situation nonsense. With how unpredictable Reddit is behaving, I'm having doubts whether the future of such subreddits are bright for people who need legal help or need to flee war-zones or stuff like that...

As far as I can observe, I haven't seen many of those places (take the example of /r/IWantOut) migrate over to the fediverse yet.

So what are your thoughts/opinions on the future of those types of communities on Reddit?

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[–] Meepster@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

That's why I am staying on Reddit for now. I haven't found an equivalent to the kind of support group that I am in, at least not yet. Someone has actually started one in the Fediverse, but it's empty, so not too terribly helpful as yet.

Maybe if the moderators leave and the group gets overrun with trolls, the users will go elsewhere.