I haven’t seen anything you have. My defaults are Subscribed > Active, and I usually jump to last hour, 6 hours then 12 hours after which I close Lemmy and go do something else.
It’s a great routine.
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I haven’t seen anything you have. My defaults are Subscribed > Active, and I usually jump to last hour, 6 hours then 12 hours after which I close Lemmy and go do something else.
It’s a great routine.
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You need to assess each bot. Usually I have a look, see what content they post and how often, and make a decision
I had the same feeling last week on seeing soo many cross posts from reddit.
As the original thread is taking place elsewhere, there seems no point in posting any comments into the lemmy version of it, or for that matter even seeing it.
I thought we were leaving reddit behind - not dragging it with us.
Alternatively, if this is an attempt to archive all the good stuff, shouldn't the bot bring the comments too?
Just block the bots. Keep the ones that generate a decent amount of conversation.
it is worsening imo but for me it's because the comments on here are generally cynical, negative, and talking down on people. it's better when you get into more niche communities but I have definitely slowed down with commenting :/ (Which I guess isn't helping the problem)
You can also ignore bot postings that don' t have comments.