Update 2: Reddit's proposed API changes, and the continued existence of RedReader

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Jerboa for Lemmy

Lemmy says it is "completely free and open, and not controlled by any one company. This means there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms." (Source: https://join-lemmy.org ) Sounds good to me.

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Lobsters

I haven't decided yet. Maybe https://lobste.rs or something lemmy based or maybe hackernews.

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Lemmy

The's a reddit alternative built on the same protocol as mastodon (activitypub): https://lemmy.ml/ ...although its a bit too much politics-conscious.

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Hacker News

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