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Is the number of users in all of Lemmy tiny compared to the number of users in Reddit?

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  • confidant6198@lemmy.mlC [email protected]
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    Lemmy (also mastodon, in effect fediverse) is about quality and interaction, rather than consumption. So userbase being “tiny” is a feature. Here, your posts aren’t buried under karma farming accounts, your comments actually lead to discussions and get replies.

    I’ve switched to RSS feeds for my consumption habbits

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    • geneva_convenience@lemmy.mlG [email protected]

      1337 you say

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      Where do you see this chart?

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        Where do you see this chart?

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        On my phone

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          Atleast we are growing steadily. Never heard of misskey tho

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          Misskey is like "the default" fediverse software for Japanese and (Asian) ACG (Animation-comic-games) communities.

          This side of fediverse is relatively big, but almost their community rarely reach out Western fediverse mostly due to language and law-related stuff. They have unique photography, online comic market, and and various creative centric community that rarely found on mainstream Western fediverse.

          In fact, before Mastodon.social, the biggest fediverse instance is Japanese -- Pawoo.net. At that time, it was managed by Pixiv (Japanese equivalent of DeviantArt), but later sold to random corpo, the moderation collapse, and now abandoned by its community.

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            On my phone

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            Lol thanks for clarifying

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            • geneva_convenience@lemmy.mlG [email protected]

              1337 you say

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              Haha. Obvs Lemmy is only for the leet.

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                Lemmy (also mastodon, in effect fediverse) is about quality and interaction, rather than consumption. So userbase being “tiny” is a feature. Here, your posts aren’t buried under karma farming accounts, your comments actually lead to discussions and get replies.

                I’ve switched to RSS feeds for my consumption habbits

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                There are plenty of pointless posts and comments here daily, but let’s hope for a quality future

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                • chaoscruiser@futurology.todayC [email protected]

                  yes

                  Reddit seems to be about 1000x bigger.

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                  It should be noted that social media companies like reddit, facebook, twitter, etc all have major incentives to inflate their user counts (with bots, or counting inactive users). Those user counts are the product that they're selling to advertisers to set up on their platform.

                  We don't have that incentive, in fact its the opposite, we'd rather have less and more active users, as more users require more moderation resources and time.

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                    Yes. Go up to someone on the street and ask what Lemmy is.

                    That's fine, though, we're not going anywhere, and we can only grow.

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                      Lemmy (also mastodon, in effect fediverse) is about quality and interaction, rather than consumption. So userbase being “tiny” is a feature. Here, your posts aren’t buried under karma farming accounts, your comments actually lead to discussions and get replies.

                      I’ve switched to RSS feeds for my consumption habbits

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                      rss feeds

                      Can u elaborate how you are using it

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                        Lemmy (also mastodon, in effect fediverse) is about quality and interaction, rather than consumption. So userbase being “tiny” is a feature. Here, your posts aren’t buried under karma farming accounts, your comments actually lead to discussions and get replies.

                        I’ve switched to RSS feeds for my consumption habbits

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                        I’ve switched to RSS feeds for my consumption habbits

                        are you using an app to do this?

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                          I’ve switched to RSS feeds for my consumption habbits

                          are you using an app to do this?

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                          No OC, but i "read you" on fdroid. Imo its the best option I've found for mobile.

                          On desktop there are a lot of options but i dont have a sigular recomendation.

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                            It should be noted that social media companies like reddit, facebook, twitter, etc all have major incentives to inflate their user counts (with bots, or counting inactive users). Those user counts are the product that they're selling to advertisers to set up on their platform.

                            We don't have that incentive, in fact its the opposite, we'd rather have less and more active users, as more users require more moderation resources and time.

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                            That is a valid point. If we take those numbers with a hefty heap of salt, Reddit would still be 10x or 100x bigger than Lemmy.

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                              Lemmy (also mastodon, in effect fediverse) is about quality and interaction, rather than consumption. So userbase being “tiny” is a feature. Here, your posts aren’t buried under karma farming accounts, your comments actually lead to discussions and get replies.

                              I’ve switched to RSS feeds for my consumption habbits

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                              Well said, the emphasis here seems to be more about the content rather than the amount of upvotes you can get. But as this community grows so will exploiters as well. Time will tell I guess, but I really enjoy this platform more than any other.

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                                A particle on an object.

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                                  Yes. Go up to someone on the street and ask what Lemmy is.

                                  That's fine, though, we're not going anywhere, and we can only grow.

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                                  it can easily shrink

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                                    Not even comparable. /r has more users and bots.

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                                      No OC, but i "read you" on fdroid. Imo its the best option I've found for mobile.

                                      On desktop there are a lot of options but i dont have a sigular recomendation.

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                                      Where does one find RSS feeds to subscribe to?

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                                        it can easily shrink

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                                        That hasn't been the trend though.

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                                          yup but its a good size from my experience when engaging with it overall. if we get larger we will definately need more niche things.

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