Blaze

Nice

Thanks for sharing

Honestly, in a scenario where most of the most prolific poster leave, I don't give Lemmy a month before the thing becomes completely empty.

Thanks for sharing.

How relevant is Threads? Seems like most people who still want a centralized microblogging platform moved to BlueSky

Hello,

Someone at !movies@lemm.ee told us that there were some issues with 4chan hate content in the chat of those sessions, is this issue known?

https://lemmy.world/post/16822044

Thank you for this post!

Thank you for the very valuable comment!

Thank you for the post and initiative!

What we need is more homegrown communities that grow naturally by attracting people.

That's probably the biggest issue.

How are people supposed to hear about Lemmy at the moment?

• a few subs like /r/RedditAlternatives
• a comment that might mention it, but quickly removed or deleted

Reddit got really popular when it started to become the "one place to find answers about anything". And it still is to an extend. While Reddit is still there, it will be hard for Lemmy to really emerge.

We've been stagnating at 48k-50k for the last few months, there is a risk of more and more people leaving over time, leading to the end of the platform

I posted a bit to !cozyplaces@lemm.ee but stopped, maybe that's something that would be worth investigating.

Thanks!

I guess we all hope, but we can probably also take some actions.

With the natural user inertia, I don't see people leaving Reddit in mass except if some communities start to actively doing it.