I gall into most of those categories.

That said, I still have a hard time dropping reddit until a network effect happens here or the multi-feddit stuff can start combining same-named subs across the fediverse.

I spent most of my time on Reddit looking at: various sports,cooking, finance (pf, investing, bogleheads), IT (sysadmin, vmware, homelab), gaming (console and PC and specific game subs), and PC hardware subs. (Plus some for sale places).

I wasn't really one to do much OC, but would participate in comment threads fairly often. I think lemmy/fed has potential, but it's going to need to be simpler for the average person to get logged in and just see the content they want with out jumping through a bunch of searches and hoops.

A bit longer/more complete list:

City of Cuzco

Fraser Island

Great Barrier Reef

Iguazu National Park

iSimangaliso Wetland Park

Kakadu National Park

Khami Ruins

Los Glaciares National Park

Machu Picchu

Matobo Hills

Okavango Delta

Rapa Nui National Park

Sydney Opera House

Tongariro National Park

Tsodilo

Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve

That's exactly why for me. I'm not lazy enough (and I have good transportation) to drive and pick up food if I'm doing takeout instead of getting stuff delivered and paying fees and tips on top .

I think that's a myth as it isn't income it goes into a separate fund to transfer 1:1.

I agree in premise but it doesn't stop people from just having numbered (or whatever) alt accounts to then create as many as they want.