Nothing is wrong with it, it’s awesome and I love it. I’m something of a whataboutism aficionado and am planning on printing out this thread and laminating it for future reference.

Yes

I’m glad to see that incessant and pervasive whataboutism is welcome in the Fediverse. I was afraid for a few weeks that I had left it behind with Reddit but clearly that’s not the case.

And on average, they only start out with 80% of the pieces of the men’s set.

Rather rude to group them all together like that. If we’re talking mud daubers or paper wasps, we’re totally chill.

Ground-nesting yellowjackets get the boiling water and dish soap treatment in the dead of the night if they’re in the yard. I’ve had too many cases of cleaning up yard debris and suddenly getting attacked by the little bastards to attempt peaceful coexistence.

Sometimes, but not always. Whether it’s cardio or weights, I’d guess maybe 20% of sessions are amazing, 20% are garbage and I can’t wait to finish, and 60% are fine. I generally prefer weights, but there’s actually something really fun when you’re having an s-tier cardio session.

Partially yes, partially no. It depends on the use case.

If I’m looking to idly scroll random content, sure, it’s great!

For online community, definitely. Given the open disregard that Reddit Inc leadership has shown towards the community, developers, and volunteers who keep the show running, I don’t feel comfortable contributing there anymore.

If i’m looking for specialized information on a specific topic, definitely not. Google Search + site:reddit.com still reigns here.

Yes and suggesting that average users can simply set up a server and then navigate either Docker or Ansible just to maintain consistent content preferences isn’t perhaps realistic. Even for tech-literate folks it’s kind of a big lift, and I have to suspect it’s one of the issues that could keep the Fediverse from enjoying wider adoption.