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12 years here, across two accounts. I nuked the last day that RIF was able to be used.
I only go back because of the Ukraine Subreddit. Once the war is over I will be done with that site.
The main page yesterday was almost all Bot spam from what I saw before jumping to war updates. It was really noticeable and only served to reinforce that I should be done over there. Random misspelled posts, or words that shouldn't be present, or even just totally mislabeled posts with 2k+ karma.
Noticing it made me pause and wonder just how bad is reddit now, and when will Elon buy it and rebrand it to Xeddit or something similar
I had been lurking since ~2011. Probably racked up around 15 comments total, but it was a near-daily visit.
14 year old here. I've been back a few times to run Power Delete Suite to modify my existing comments, then delete them. Not sure what's happening, but the above is "a few times" as I checked once and sure enough some of my deleted comments were reappearing on that damned site!
I've also deleted all saved comments, etc.
โ 15ish years. Left after Reddit confirmed they wouldn't be changing the policy
11 years here. Deleted all my posts (not that I was a crazy prolific poster, but it still took hours and hours with the tool running).
Twelve years on reddit and just about as long using reddit is fun, but now I'm gone.
12 year club. Fuck spez.
Been on Reddit for just a touch over ten years. Still visit it not logged in on a forked Reddit app with ad/telemetry content disabled, but refuse to engage content whatsoever.
I used reddit for more than 12 years and I deleted my most recent account and left cold turkey.
Well over 10 years. About 4 years ago found myself missing the "old" Reddit experience, lighthearted, tons of memes, silly, and interesting. Feels more like that on Lemmy.
I joined before Obama was president so that's checks calendar 15+ years.
Me
11 or 12 years here
Add another
I was at about 12 when I left
14 years and change. Haven't been back since blackout day.
At least 15 years here
I was on Reddit for over 5 years
Close to ten, but I didnt leave, I got permabanned, I still dont know why
I was there for at least 10 years. Not going back.
9 years here, was quite active too
My longest running account will be 10 years old in December.
Over 10. I left for Voat, then it died, then I didn't come back for a long time. Started enjoying it again and now I'm done.
Me. Not quite 10 years, but close at 9 and some months.
14years
There are 14,000 of us in this community. How many of us are ten year plus users who have just had enough?
It's me. I'm in this picture
I forget what year it happened in but I started reddit with the Digg migration.
Reporting for duty, sir!
Joined in 2009. Pretty much never browse Reddit anymore other than specific scenarios.
9 years on my last account. About 13 or 14 years on my first one that was doxxing me
12 or 13 years? Don't really remember or care!
16 years for me. They took away the app I preferred (joey) so I went somewhere else.
What's got 2 thumbs and is this guy?
THIS GUY!
Almost 18 years for me, I left Digg for Reddit over the HD DVD thing. It was really hard to leave.
Yeah, I'm a 10 yearer. Shame, I loved Rif.
Pretty sure I was at 11 years. Not going back to check
had an 11 year old account. Deleted it
My oldest account is just under 14 years old. I only visit to check on the status of my data download, and check on one sub once a month.
There since 2009. That's about when I started mainlining the internet. Glad to watch it burn here with all of you. Cheers!
I started using around 2013, a guy in my math class showed me the site, and I hadn't taken a single day off until a couple of days after the r*ddit ama. Now I will live and die on Lemmy
My account is 13, but lurked a bit before that. Never installed the official app. Used RES for desktop, and Boost for mobile.
Not sure how long exactly, but probably more than 10 years. And I'm gone!
14 year account, I'm done with reddit.