Ancient Greece would have likely looked like this. This is a cool reconstruction of Curetes Street in ancient Ephesus.

Is this reposted from:

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Thanks for your efforts in making lemmy reddit again.

This account is a known repost bot so yea

Have you tried not using Reddit at all instead of obsessively checking it to be the repost police?

You realize 99 percent are lurkers and comments. I give people something to do to draw people away from reddit

As long as it’s a curated selection, I appreciate honestly

Damn, how dare we get the possibility of discussing these posts here?

Good lord people leave OP alone. He’s at least posting decent appropriate content on a subgroup that needs it.

Many of us on Lemmy DON’T browse Reddit anymore and don’t mind seeing these “reposts”.

Lemmy’s basic premise is the same as Reddit’s - a link aggregator. I don’t go to Reddit anymore, so it’s new to me. I like external content that’s selectively taken from there. Now, those bots that just flood subs with Reddit threads can fuck right off.

It is nice to see the place in a bit more colour, but is that really realistic? I'm genuinely asking. I just imagine maintenance of a street like this would be quite expensive. I also imagine it would likely be a little less clean, unless it was kept up rather meticulously. What kind of social context would this street have been host to?

I've been to Ephesus. It's so much more amazing in person than pictures can do it justice.

Dude, stop going to reddit.

Yeah, echo that. Thanks so much for the curated experience. Lemmy feels a lot more full of interesting content with you cross posting some of the better stuff from the R place

Ancient Greeks are kind of gaudy

Yeahhhh there's a reason people never paint the stone of ancient Greece and Rome in modern depictions

Which is....

It looks really tacky

Okay? All I did was point out you operate a repost bot. I didn't offer any opinion on the matter.