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For me the slowness is tolerable as I’m not looking for instant replies, but I can see how it can turn off some people. I think Plebbit would have gotten massive adoption back when the “pandemic” began. I remember that Reddit was nuking subs and censoring people who were anti-vaccine and sanitary conditions. I believe the same happened with Trump sympathizers in the aftermath of the election. Plebbit and its derivatives certainly have their place. Perhaps it’s not obvious at this time as mass censorship has slowed down, but in critical situations it’s essential. pic unrelated