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We all were using reddit at some point without thinking about alternatives. Once thinking about alternatives, there are a lot of reddit alternatives out there.
Which Ones
https://www.reddit.com/r/RedditAlternatives/
thank you
Off the top of my head -- There is also td-win and voat (which are like, Reddit for neo-nazis) and hexbear (which is like, Reddit for leftists who lack the social skills to be around even other leftists)
Imma check both of this out thank you
There's also Aether, which is a P2P reddit-like program, which will have a form of democracy for community mods when a community gets large enough.
I checked it out and like it but there is no app