For years, I was a very prominent community member on r/vans (different username). I have been a very large content creator there and loved the community, but I’m thru with reddit.
I had the random thought to search google images for the shoes I’ve posted, searching “vans [model keyword] reddit” and I was surprised to see that my posts were consistently the top image results. Half the time the first image result was one of mine, and the vast majority of the time my images were the 2nd and 3rd image results.
Those are just the tip of the iceberg. I realize now that one user absolutely can make a measurable impact, as I have undoubtedly directed an absurd amount of traffic to reddit and r/vans thru image search engines over the years. Not anymore!
I went thru reddit manually deleting years of posts off of r/vans (admins can undue the script deletion). Now there are 100s of image results on search engines that just go to my deleted reddit posts!
Most importantly… I have created !vans@lemmy.world (alt link for apps that don’t support that format) and strongly encourage any Vans fans to check it out! I have also published the greatest shoe cleaning guide on the internet over there!
Then stop shitting where you eat, and be constructive instead of being negative, “sweetie”
But I am being constructive? :marseyconfused:
More like you should stop being negative
If you’re being serious then it looks like you’re stuck in reddit comment mode. You’re not going to be well received here dumping toxic comments on people.
A more constructive way to say what I think you meant is “Reddit will survive without us but I’m enjoying the fediverse too.”
You can still say “fuck spez” all you want though lol
Boring, not reading all that! :marseysleep:
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I’m enjoying that blocking people here is actually useful because 40%+ of everyone here aren’t trolls.
Blocking people is for the weak who don’t want to debate
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Actually, I’m a grown ass man!
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A very nice ass, to be honest :marseywholesome: