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What's the point of you can't interact?
Lurking content should you find Lemmy lacking.
I'll just do that in Firefox with ublock then. At least I can interact if I wanted then.
Browsing posts, silly.
They did say: Reddit VIEWER
What part of "lurkers" in the OP title did you understand?
Just tried it and ran into a rate limit.
No doom scrolling, hidden feature
It's 100 requests per 10 minutes. I also cache so 90% of people don't run into that rate limit.
Could be good for things like the creative writing subreddits, where interaction is secondary