How many millions of users does it have? How many posts? How active are they?

4 points

If you care about American politics and being outraged at every and any thing thrown at you during the day, it is active enough. However you are SOL if are curious about any other topic that does not involve narcissistically talking about yourself.

Assuming you are invested enough to find or create a community for a topic you care about, be prepared to be talking to yourself for a long time and consider yourself lucky if you manage to get 2 other people commenting on it.

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TRUE

Feels like it’s just memes and specifically war and American politics

The only actually different communities I found were about ancient times and history posts (thank you for that by the way)

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The big three are:

  • memes
  • politics/news
  • tech

There are a couple dozen people who keep a smaller community alive (like PugJesus on history, anon6789 on owls, JohnnyEnzyme on euro graphic novels, LaurenceWolse on b movies, Nexius Lobster on traditional art, etc); occasionally someone takes over a community and starts posting regularly, and occasionally someone burns out and the community dies.

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this is actually why meme communities I block over time (new ones come up though like constatnly). I like to peruse all looking for interesting things. unfortunately news and politics are to important for me to clear out and I mean. who wants to clear out tech :)

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1 point

!fedigrow@lemm.ee help active posters to discuss common issues

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3 points

Yah I wanna contribute alongside pugjesus

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The new communities part was a good recommendation actually, but the rest I’m not interested in

I found two new communities I am going to contribute to, so thanks

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Congratulations. You are bringing your dozen communities that only survive due to your incessant work, which kind of exemplifies my point: Lemmy has maybe a handful of communities outside of the politics/meta-fediverse topics.

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I don’t post on !movies@lemm.ee that much anymore, it’s usually other posters now. Same for patientgamers, parenting and casualconversation

I never post on !foodporn

showsandmovies we are now 2.

I started posting on !AskUSA@discuss.online recently, now it’s mostly other people too

Lemmy has maybe a handful of communities outside of the politics/meta-fediverse topics.

That’s already a much different statement than

consider yourself lucky if you manage to get 2 other people commenting on it.

I don’t understand why you want to exaggerate the situation, while there are clearly other communities than American politics

For people reading this: https://lemmyverse.net/communities

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-4 points

its 10x the useless circle jerk upvote farming of reddit with 1/n the user base

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Anyone saying that it’s even a little bit close to an adequate level for anything other than politics and star trek are lying to themselves.

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5 points

I dunno, seems pretty good for queer spaces and shitposting, but I guess .world doesn’t know much about either.

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8 points

Don’t forget to mention Linux. Literally eveywhere.

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2 points

I block politics, news and star trek.

Then the rest of the content is visible

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-6 points

What difference does it even make?

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I was just curious man, didn’t know where to look, people here helped me already so, thanks to them once more

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1 point

Feels right at home again, doesn’t it? /S I’m hoping it picks up more traffic too.

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19 points

About 0.04 million monthly active users

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Just say 40,000. Which is a pathetic number, but perfectly fine for the type of niche communities budding up here and there across all the domains connected together here.

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27 points

40k users is huge. Remember, lemmy is not profit driven. We don’t need to grow at all costs, we can grow naturally and sustainably.

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…I kinda like it right now. Some communities of less than a 1000 have much more human responses. It nice. And not just from one server.

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40000 is enough to be a functioning social media. most fediverse softwares don’t have that much. Sure, it is not enough to have discussions over non mainstream stuff, but there are still enough people for a variety of topics.

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3 points

We’re actually at about 43k

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I would have, but they asked in millions and I was being cheeky.

I don’t find it pathetic, I’m quite happy with it. Sure, I’d be happy to get more but in no rush.

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