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Reading your post finally convinced me to do the same. For me, Lemmy is my new home for endless scrolling. I will also continue to look around, but so far Lemmy seems to be the best alternative. 11 years on Reddit is not something I'll soon forget, but sometimes the cliches are the best... Just rip the band aid off.
Well, it's ripped off now. Power Delete Suite just completed and I finished deleting all of my "gold" awarded posts.
Lemmy kinda reminds me of IRC, so yes.
https://www.reddit.com/r/meme/comments/14mux97/i_hate_you_all_and_i_wont_miss_you_at_all/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button I know it's ironic that it's a link from reddit
Yeah, me too. Been there for 7 years, it's basically a time capsule of how i've grown for this 7 long years and in a few hours i'll have to bid my farewell with the friends i made along the way, then when midnight strike in my country, the account will be gone. I've met someone very special to me and also lost it over the last 3 years with that account, it's hard not to feel sentimental.
It's almost like cutting off a part of myself. Also, watching PDS tick up on the page progress cuz it can only see so many pages ahead of where it's at is... distressing, shall we say. I didn't know I had (at least) 80 pages of content on Reddit, though it obviously makes sense. I'm kinda assuming it might have to run overnight, but it just... hurts. I've changed so much over the past 6 years and in a few moments all I will have left is my memories and a discord account that's even worse at archiving things.
Yeah, clicking that button is like pulling life support off your loved one. I've never feel so hurt leaving a socmed platform before, mostly because i didn't meet much people before in those platform, everyone just trying to showoff their life but never try to communicate.
My country sub in reddit have this daily thread where people will just post their thought and all that, and i've met more friend in those thread alone than any forum/facebook/twitter combined. It's a special place.