• @AwkwardPenguin
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    571 year ago

    I think this might actually be the case. Let’s see how things work out. Lemmy surprised me as a proper alternative it’s just not as content rich as reddit at the moment. Something about chickens and eggs.

    Let’s just expand and improve it further than the original lemmies did. Don’t be afraid to post content, heck scrape content and make this the better option. People will follow content.

    • @macarthur_park
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      381 year ago

      I’d like to add that there’s already been a significant increase in the amount of content and comments in just the last few days. I joined a whole 5 days ago (so many ages ago, I know) and back then it was somewhere between 1 and 2k users on this instance. It was way emptier - you could read all of the posts in most of the “big” communities in an hour or so. And the new feed was pretty stale.

      Lemmy’s not the firehose of content that is Reddit yet, but it’s making real progress.

    • jelloeater - Ops MgrA
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      101 year ago

      Like I normally don’t post, but I’ve started even making root posts in different groups.

    • @[email protected]
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      91 year ago

      it’s just not as content rich as reddit at the moment

      This can change fast.

      You should’ve seen it two weeks ago.

      • @whoharold
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        41 year ago

        It looks like it already is!!