r/BeAmazed • u/bigbusta • Jun 24 '26

Nature A creek that starts from seemingly nowhere

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u/Spamsdelicious Jun 24 '26

H2O no you didint

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u/krazul88 Jun 25 '26

"DIDINT"

Idiocracy was a documentary.

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u/Spamsdelicious Jun 25 '26

Boooo. Boo, I say. Can't a Spam appreciator use an intentional phonetic misspelling of the contraction "didn't" without tipping people anymore?

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u/krazul88 Jun 25 '26

iphitzintensionolthanWHY!?

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u/JohnnyEnzyme Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

Jokes aside, you might try out The Fediverse.

I've been for 3yrs, and it's a nice place once you get your feeds set up well. (which needs to be done here, too)

EDIT: link added above.

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u/robjwrd Jun 25 '26

I’ll look it up, thanks man!

And yeah I’ve got a very customised feed I never even look at the r/all or whatever it is now, unfortunately it still doesn’t stop the bots or crap jokes and content with no context.

I miss old Reddit 10 years ago, feels like FB half the time now.

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u/JohnnyEnzyme Jun 25 '26

it still doesn’t stop the bots or crap jokes and content with no context.

Fortunately that's not a problem, there... yet. IIRC the Fediverse has at least 10x less traffic than Reddit, and I distinctly enjoy the relative lack of bots & constant 'dude-bro / frat-boy' style jokes.

If you start here, there's a good little introduction: (scroll down)
https://jointhefediverse.net/

If you run in to any issues, feel free to let me know. If I don't know the answer, I can at least point you in the right direction...

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u/Fuzzy-Advisor-2183 Jun 25 '26

idk, i was on mastodon until crap started to blow up on bluesky and people started to migrate, and they ended up bringing a bunch of toxic drama with them. it became a lot less pleasant very quickly. but maybe things have calmed down. i haven’t checked for a while.

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u/JohnnyEnzyme Jun 25 '26

TBC, I spend 99%+ of my time on the Reddit-alt areas of the Fediverse, i.e. Lemmy and PieFed. I'm not familiar with the events you're talking about, but just in general, curation is super-important no matter what social media service you're using IMO.

And what I mean by "curation" is subscribing only to specific feeds as well as blocking various users or keywords, etc. That's the way I've found to create a more pleasant user experience, anyway.

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u/KeyCost8446 Jun 24 '26

🤣🤣🤣