A friend sent me a spicy enough meme and I thought "heh, they are ready for HexBear". So I almost sent them a link and then I thought "hold on, maybe they are put off by something, let's check"; so made the little mental exercise of trying to discover hexbear for the first time.

Good lord, there's too much terminally online shit, anybody sane would be repelled.

I lied there was no effort post

  • DeathToBritain [she/her, they/them]
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    3 years ago

    I've been here like a month and a little more, and I love the place. destroying what you have for what you might get is a bad idea. you just gotta get the name out harder. I am very online and never heard of here aside from an offhand reddit comment. it seemed like r/cth worked by being on reddit and having outsiders join the sub because they found it via reddit, and here ain't gonna really have that same ecosystem to grow in.

    • invalidusernamelol [he/him]
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      3 years ago

      We're terminally online, but the draw is that it's a different types of cancer and sometimes people just want change.

      Going back to Reddit after being away for a year made me realize that all online communities are totally nonsensical and look weird to people not subsumed by them.