Lemmy stats (users, posts, nodes, comments)
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Lemmy stats (users, posts, nodes, comments)
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Re: Lemmy stats (users, posts, nodes, comments)
#2~277k users, up from ~51k on June 1
319 nodes, up from 84 on June 1
Sure, this is nothing compared to Reddit's userbase, but we'll see in a couple weeks how big this will get.
Re: Lemmy stats (users, posts, nodes, comments)
#3~277k users, up from ~51k on June 1 319 nodes, up from 84 on June 1 Sure, this is nothing compared to Reddit's userbase, but we'll see in a couple weeks how big this will get.
I've been planning a jump across, but have been waiting it out to see if they see the error of their ways.
Thus far they just keep jumping from one awful talking point to the next like a toddler trying to rationalize bad behaviour.
Re: Lemmy stats (users, posts, nodes, comments)
#4~277k users, up from ~51k on June 1 319 nodes, up from 84 on June 1 Sure, this is nothing compared to Reddit's userbase, but we'll see in a couple weeks how big this will get.
I've been planning a jump across, but have been waiting it out to see if they see the error of their ways. Thus far they just keep jumping from one awful talking point to the next like a toddler trying to rationalize bad behaviour.
I'm blanking out my 10 year old account (after requesting my data dump) sometime around the first if they don't do something to reverse course.
Re: Lemmy stats (users, posts, nodes, comments)
#5Would like to see reddit stats
Re: Lemmy stats (users, posts, nodes, comments)
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
I've been planning a jump across, but have been waiting it out to see if they see the error of their ways. Thus far they just keep jumping from one awful talking point to the next like a toddler trying to rationalize bad behaviour.
I'm blanking out my 10 year old account (after requesting my data dump) sometime around the first if they don't do something to reverse course.
I requested GDPR exports for my accounts 8 days ago, nothing turned up yet. I have shreddit lined up to run as soon as I get my zips.
Re: Lemmy stats (users, posts, nodes, comments)
#7~277k users, up from ~51k on June 1 319 nodes, up from 84 on June 1 Sure, this is nothing compared to Reddit's userbase, but we'll see in a couple weeks how big this will get.
I've been planning a jump across, but have been waiting it out to see if they see the error of their ways. Thus far they just keep jumping from one awful talking point to the next like a toddler trying to rationalize bad behaviour.
I've been planning a jump across
I’m not sure why people think of it this way. Why not just create a lemmy account and try it out? There’s no physical stuff to move (unlike moving to a new apartment or house). You’re not required to delete your Reddit account either.
Am I missing something here?
Re: Lemmy stats (users, posts, nodes, comments)
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm blanking out my 10 year old account (after requesting my data dump) sometime around the first if they don't do something to reverse course.
I requested GDPR exports for my accounts 8 days ago, nothing turned up yet. I have shreddit lined up to run as soon as I get my zips.
I've heard of multiple people who have done the same and have had the same problem. It seems either so many people are requesting their data that it's bogging down the process, Reddit is deliberately slow-playing it, or both.
Re: Lemmy stats (users, posts, nodes, comments)
#9Would like to see reddit stats
Let's give Lemmy some time to see if people would stick around and abandon Reddit for good in the next 6 months.
Then we will see how strong Reddit's network effect is against a new 'alternative' to take a significant amount of Reddit's daily active users.
Re: Lemmy stats (users, posts, nodes, comments)
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
I've been planning a jump across, but have been waiting it out to see if they see the error of their ways. Thus far they just keep jumping from one awful talking point to the next like a toddler trying to rationalize bad behaviour.
I've been planning a jump across I’m not sure why people think of it this way. Why not just create a lemmy account and try it out? There’s no physical stuff to move (unlike moving to a new apartment or house). You’re not required to delete your Reddit account either. Am I missing something here?
It’s because Lemmy isn’t actually compelling outside of a few niche circles.