bbbut this is just a small moderater strike by a handful of users!
this post was submitted on 20 Jun 2023
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I think a measure of success is how quality the content is. Even if there was only 2 people on here, If the content was good I would visit every day.
Yes, but it can also be argued that the higher the number of users, the higher the chances of insightful discussions taking place. We have a reason to rejoice at this surge as more users generally means more frequent engagement with all the content here, which itself fosters further and deeper engagement.
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This is great, happy to be on Lemmy :)
"May you live in interesting times" is finally not a threat anymore. I love how we're witnessing the rise of a new internet thing.
Diaspora, here, we, come!
I have not heard that name in a long while now. What happened to it?
Same. It's on the Fediverse stats page though. Second largest app after Mastodon.
It's all bots......(probably)
Yes it is. The top 20 fastest growing instances on https://fedidb.org/current-events/threadiverse could be suffering from bot signup. Bit of a bummer.
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Not that sure. Maybe a big chunk of it are, but there is a lot of people like me coming from reddit that signed yesterday, after doing some research and watching how things were here and on kbin.
Regarding the bots issues, new signups at lemmy.world were closed yesterday for several hours because of attempts to create spammy accounts. So maybe a mix of real accounts and spammy ones.
I was in your comments last night with the 240k and was floored. The fact it jumped overnight by ANOTHER 120k is mind-blowing.
This. Is. Awesome.
I just joined yesterday. This place is too bare-bones tbh. So many basic features lacking.
Sure, it's early days with Lemmy. I think it does a pretty decent job considering the orders of magnitude difference in dev time between Reddit and Lemmy.
I love seeing these charts. If it continues like that, we might hit a million by the 1st of July.