I’m not tech savvy enough to predict the longevity of the fediverse, but I’m certain that Reddit is headed for a collision course that is either days or approximately a year away (based on what, if any, concessions Reddit makes to existing mods/3rd party apps).
If it’s a quick death, I think the centralized reddit copies have the edge since they’re more familiar/easier for the avg user. If it’s a slower death by declining quality, then Lemmy can sort out the kinks and get a solid 3rd party app developer to bridge the knowledge curve.
I’m not tech savvy enough to predict the longevity of the fediverse, but I’m certain that Reddit is headed for a collision course that is either days or approximately a year away (based on what, if any, concessions Reddit makes to existing mods/3rd party apps).
If it’s a quick death, I think the centralized reddit copies have the edge since they’re more familiar/easier for the avg user. If it’s a slower death by declining quality, then Lemmy can sort out the kinks and get a solid 3rd party app developer to bridge the knowledge curve.