I remember in reddit following nextduckinglevel to simply be a bit more up to date with people commenting on this types of things and after that I started to enjoy less reddit, this type of communities make reddit similar to other social media liked Instagram and I don’t enjoy seeing extreme things all the time or people just trying to get the attention. I stop following the community after a while and the experience got better for me.

I don’t see much different between reddit and lemmy besides lemmy being in the fediverse thus it’s a plus on my book. But you decide what communities you follow, if you are not enjoying it stop following what makes you not enjoy the platform, this is not tiktok where they put videos on you face, you choose what type of content you want to see and follow things you want to follow not things you should follow.

They are waiting a bit more to see if some fix arrives or not:

we’re currently planning for late January/early February to update Lemmy.World to a newer Lemmy release.

A bit more detail:

We’ll keep an eye on any updates on that topic to see if it might be worth waiting a little longer for another fix or possibly deploying an additional patch even if it may not be part of an official Lemmy release yet at the time.

The blog states it’s still missing a lot of stuff and it’s a work in progress. If they have to implement every type of fediverse post like peertube, Pixelfed. Loops, etc it’s gonna take some effort.

I assume that’s the goal after reading the post but of course we will see.