Lemmy users, have you seen toxicity migrate here from reddit?
Lemmy users, have you seen toxicity migrate here from reddit?
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Honestly, I've found this place to be a lot more toxic than Reddit, especially when it comes to tech.
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Absolutely. I just recently got roasted for posting a guide to updating the BIOS on certain laptops in the Linux forums.
Was expecting a small number of comments, maybe a couple of questions or "thanks"; nope.
"OP IS removed THATS NOT HOW YOU DO IT!!!!!" Neckbeards gonna neck.
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Noone called you removed.
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Some posts have been removed but also you realise that not everything is literal, right?
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Oh, I see. So your claims of toxicity were not to be taken literally?
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Turns out they were the toxic one the whole time
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Nobody was toxic against you in all 3 posts you crossposted. Some were saying that it is confusing, a harder way to do it or that it didn't work.
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Really?
https://lemmy.world/comment/6074010
https://sopuli.xyz/comment/5444087
https://lemm.ee/comment/7385146
The more important question is why were you trying to gaslight me? Does it help with your own insecurities?
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I don't really see any toxicity here.
Take the last link for example, where exactly is the toxicity?
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Ok. I don't see any toxicity here.
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Ahh I see you're a mod. Of multiple communities. It takes a "special" kind of person to want to be an internet hall monitor, let alone try and collect as many sub's as they can.
Most people understand tone in writing.
You don't.
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Nope, it's called growing a thicker skin. If you get offended and classify every criticism or every person denying your opinion as toxic, you're not ready for the internet yet. It is the exact same reason why you are being downvoted from a few others.
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