Good point. The main issue with Reddit is that producing original content is really difficult and TikTok like take - where making content is as easy as humanly possible - could be very refreshing.

Reddit needs to die unfortunately. The last 5 years of development was spent on shitty stickers and nfts that no one will even remember. The project has zero vision, no wonder they want to cash out.

I disagree. Lemmy is really lacking proper leadership. The current leadership while incredibly skilled and well intentioned really sucks at leading a project like this which is mostly because of their extreme political stances.

That being said, good riddance in this case. It’s perfectly fine to miss out on some people and every instance has it’s own right to moderate itself however it wants.

I’ve been vegetarian for 10 years and I’m on a pause now as I live on a super tiny town with no vegetarian restaurants and I don’t cook.

I love food but my relationship with it was always practical. If I could never eat again I would. So going vegetarian was a no brainer.

What I noticed after going back to meat for 2 years now is that my health degraded. Though that could be just correlation with simply getting older but the only issue I had while being vegetarian is b12 and iron which was super easy to supplement.

When I lived in Vietnam being vegetarian was so incredibly easy since all Buddhist eat vegetarian and all you had to do to find a good restaurant is to find a temple. It really gave me a taste how vegetarian first society would feel and it’s amazing and totally doable.

I’m excited to move to civilization to resume being vegetarian that’s for sure.