What do you spend most of your time on lemmy doing?

Typing long ass comments and then deleting them cause it wasn't going to make a difference.

Well, typing and deleting lets me think thoroughly about where I stand in matters and what arguments I use. So in a way, it sometimes makes a difference for myself even if not posted.
Your comments look good. I think you should do more.

Hardly any comments here are important, but getting the conversation going, and then continuing requires the contributions of as many of us as possible.

I mainly post photos, and I love when someone even takes the time to say wow this was really cool or this pic made my day a little better.

Everything you do here feeds the process of making this a better and more active place.
Same, but because I'll make someone mad by posting.

Refreshing

Waiting for new posts so I can make dumbass comments. Until this place gets bigger I exclusively browse all.

Pooping, honestly.

That sounds frankly unhealthy
- Well, I guess I'm here for a good time, not a long time.
- I set up a timer and I better be done when it dings!
- Pooping is unhealthy now?

Spraying my brain jizz all over the comment section.

Trying to find good subs

Typing longass comments on my tiny phone virtual keyboard.

I can feel the pain.

Replying to threads in !tenforward@lemmy.world and !chevron7@lemmy.world so my hundreds and hundreds of hours of 90s sci-fi watching doesn't feel like a waste.

scrolling and upvoting

All, 6 hours (or 12 hours if I sleep).

I like being forced into All by the smallness. I didn't realize I like Star Trek and D&D memes as much as I do. And if you go far enough, there's porn there, too!

Uploading cock pics and learning about socialism

Checked your profile, this guy surely does upload cock pics

Doomscrolling.

TBH there isn't much here to doomscroll.
- doom scrolling past all the German and Linux posts

Mostly writing comments and reading tech news and privacy stuff. I barely write any posts.

Mostly scrolling and bullshitting. Sometimes following posted links and such and engaging on the topic.

Looking at all feed cause none of communities from reddit migrated to lemmy.

Scroll until I get a panic attack, then smoke weed saying it will calm me down then have a worse panic attack for 45 minutes

clickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclick

Finding sources… 💩posting… :)

Reading comments, then wishing I hadn't. Then checking all for new fun communities/content.

Either scrolling through my Subscribed feed and occasionally commenting on a post, or posting these questions in !asklemmy@lemmy.world

posting in !asklemmy@lemmy.world is indeed fun and I do it a lot :D

I’m here for the Star Trek memes. And other memes. And bits of world news here and there

Scrolling All until my client crashes, mostly.

In terms of ‘doing’ anything, I mostly just post comments that are about a 50/50 mix of tin-foil hat anticapitalist doomer/failed democracy viewpoints and absolutely batshit statements (mostly humorous in nature, but I have a somewhat careless relationship with my past traumas).

It’s so weird, because if I added about 30% more (mostly appropriate) sexual comments, I’d be exactly the same person here as I am IRL.

Scroll through, read interesting links, engage in comments.

Shitposting, asking dumb questions, and calling out logical fallacies when I see them.

And just generally being a nuisance.

Making estimates and calculations in the comments, then replying to people who disagree with me.

Scrolling through "New" since I'm an information junkie.

Resorting the same 50 posts different ways ;-)

When I got time to kill, I'm browsing through subbed communities and finding new interesting one. I also spend a lot of time within my moderated communities and and getting their daily posts up.

Other than that, my time is actually spent off-Lemmy – I try to find fun/silly/interesting stuff elsewhere to share on Lemmy to drum up discussions here.

Procrastinating work.

60% up voting comments. 15% writing comments that get ignored. 10% writing comments that people on Lemmy respond to well. 5% writing comments that people on Lemmy respond to poorly.