I don’t have any fancy graphs to show the community’s growth, but I thought it was worth noting this milestone. The largest individual community on lemmy.ca and the largest national community on lemmy as a whole that I can see. Discuss.
I’m honestly still using Reddit but mostly just lurking now, and really prefer Lemmy / kbin due to how completely awful the official app is (using Apollo now just makes me sad).
So I love participating here and plan to do so more and more! Whereas with Reddit, I can see myself opening that up less and less.
We’ll likely always be smaller, but we can be big enough while being better - and that would be fine by me.
Well, as they say, Rome wasn’t built in a day. If we can develop this in just a little over a week, who’s to say what we can build in a year? Or two? Or five? Reddit had been around for seven years before the digg migration supercharged it into the main web forum. I think we’re doing pretty good so far.
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Preach.
I’m honestly still using Reddit but mostly just lurking now, and really prefer Lemmy / kbin due to how completely awful the official app is (using Apollo now just makes me sad).
So I love participating here and plan to do so more and more! Whereas with Reddit, I can see myself opening that up less and less.
We’ll likely always be smaller, but we can be big enough while being better - and that would be fine by me.
Well, as they say, Rome wasn’t built in a day. If we can develop this in just a little over a week, who’s to say what we can build in a year? Or two? Or five? Reddit had been around for seven years before the digg migration supercharged it into the main web forum. I think we’re doing pretty good so far.