9 points

Hey, that’s me

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SQUIRREL! 🐿️

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POPCORN! 🍿

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We’re contributing some much hot content to Lemmy rn. ;)

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Went to the website link looking for context and couldn’t find it so I’ll ask here. What is the significance of the blue Halfyear line?

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Probably user active during the past 6 months (posting, commenting, …) vs user active during the past month

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Active users in the last six months. It will drop off when the usage peak is no longer included in the six-month period.

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It’s just a borderline misleading and useless user engagement metric.

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I believe it’s there to massage perception 😂

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My guess green resets count every month. Blue resets every 6 months. So blue is cumulative of total users cover the last 6 months. It shows that new people keep on coming but others are leaving every month.

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Ooof, Dwindling

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I mean, the graph doesn’t fo a good job of showing it, but it looks like there are around 50% more users now compared to June.

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No, it means that there was a peak of user activity in June which is not being sustained.

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That peak was never going to be sustained though. We’re approaching the “stick around” number which is good to know.

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Prior to June 2023, Lemmy was holding steady around 1,000 monthly active accounts. So it’s still up more than 30x from that baseline.

Since this graph shows active accounts and not active users, I’ll bet a significant contributor to the drop is people not using all the alt accounts they initially created.

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But posts are rising, and comments stable… I think the story is more nuanced than that

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2 points

That’s just the chaff separating from the wheat

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That’s completely normal for literally any new platform. You saw the same thing with Threads, down to the hordes of people proclaiming it dead after the initial wave of interest calmed down.

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All the people returning and forgetting what reddit did and will continue to do. Then the next time reddit messes up, they will come back. 😔

Edit: other stats seem pretty good though! Unless i am misunderstanding them.

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I can’t wait until the next time reddit fucks up.

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As long as they need more money for shareholders you can count on it.

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9 points

My money’s on them killing off old Reddit next.

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That would be juicy. That would drive a lot of people away.

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The blue one doesn’t reset count every mount so it’s cululative. It means people come and go. There was a big Reddit rush and some people went back others got annoyed with the growing pains and went elsewhere. But the fact that it’s slowing down means it’s stabilizing to a dedicated community.

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3 points

The half year probably still includes all the Reddit refugees, maybe that’s why it hadn’t fallen yet

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7 points

I would prefer to use Lemmy, but it simply doesn’t have some things that reddit currently has. It could in the future, but it doesn’t have the user base yet.

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For whatever anecdotal observations are worth, I’ve recently been seeing a huge uptick in activity from the userbase that is here. Maybe it’s been driven by posts like this one or memes about growing Lemmy, but people seem to be posting and commenting more than usual.

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I’ve been trying to post as much as I find it possible and engaging.

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I don’t know about huge but the data on the same page supports the observation on post quantity. It’s still steadily increasing.

Comments might be currently on a stable trend.

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It’s also a common finding from those comparing replies to the same posts on Twitter and mastodon: fewer but better replies on mastodon.

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If lemmy has 100 users I’m one of them

If lemmy has 1 user it’s me

If lemmy has no users I’m dead

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It’s anecdotal. It’s not worth anything.

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