Who else would know about a new type of social media tech that hasn't existed before?
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Teenagers somehow.
who else would use decentralized threaded forums
I just joined lemmy and I am 20 and I am liking it here
"Only" the first two apply to me as I blasphemously love Windows, but I somewhat agree with your observation.
All true for me... except I haven't booted into my Linux install in literal months.
Reddit started the same way and guess what happens once the mass started joining it
Yes. Like you said, it's not a bad thing, but I do miss the energy younger people bring.
I'm neither cis male nor that old but I fit the other two demographics lmao
Might be that tech inrerested ppl are more inclined to switch to less used alternatives when they allow for a more free and open platform. Also the barrier of entry for those might be quite a bit lower than the average Redditor
It’s not TikTok. That is for sure (the new hotness for teens). And so in the world of Reddit and Facebook the early adopters are … the people you describe. Mastodon seems a bit more diverse - since it’s branches from Twitter but Lemmy and Kbin is Reddit refugees and those are .. 30+ nerds.
too many of you didn't have a something awful account and it shows!
Lemmy keeps me from doom scrolling like what I did when I still had my Facebook and Reddit accounts, and fck me I'm 25. Some content from mainstream social medias are too noisy, too personal, too annoying, and too short for my taste, and accidentally watched and heard them from public places.
And, I don't consider myself a tech savvy.
- ~~30 years old or older - nope~~
- tech enthusiasts/workers - ummm yea, both
- linux users - yeah, on linux now
danggiitt.... 2/3