Every 3 months here, but I comment more than I did on Reddit. I remember reading a meme about how there’s no point commenting on a post that’s got more than 100 comments already and realised how true it was.

tbf, I noticed a fair amount of 4 post a year Redditors back in the day. I was often like that back then. 10% of the users provide 90% of the content or something like that. Most social media users are probably lurkers rather than serial posters like me, and that's ok.

Shit, I’m the exhaling kind. Sorry, y’all.

d/dx

We're supposed to post?

No post, only comment

Damn, I feel called out. I want to post more, but I don't have anything to post ;-;

I'm a once every 3 months kinda person.

I'll see you in three months.

Just exhaled rn wbu

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don't mind me

i tend to only comment when i feel like i have something to add, and i only post after putting in far too much effort into perfecting what i made.

i have ideas for shitposts down in writing. the first thing i posted was sort of shitposty, even. with the time it takes for me specifically to make a shitpost though, i figure i might as well create something more meaningful.

and i hope that adds more value to the fediverse than if i posted as often as i could. some folks are better at that than i'll ever be, anyways.

I'm more of a comment guy myself

not just fedi i feel-

Real

Bold of you to assume I have something better to do.

i have 154 in 4 months... huh

Hi, in the first group and for real, never had a healthier relationship with social media. It's just a much more conscious and mindful usage and I don't really know why. Probably because it's way less (read as nearly none) egocentric and corporate.

Second group. I understand the phrase "using Internet to escape reality" again.

I go on random spurts.

I'd like you to know, that I made this post.

Also, 7 years ago, some billionaire died of dick surgery.

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I'm around 2 times a month on average

Hmmm, I feel called out

Im just simply a "rly cool badass rulebreaker".