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I agree, I just don't think lemmy is at critical mass yet.
Maybe it's just me, but it feels like most of the discussion is still centered around how bad reddit has become. Only after reddit stops living rent free inside people's heads, will lemmy be able to develop its own culture, IMO.
I don't disagree, but it's been less than a month. The story is actively unfolding, and it is a big deal for people who spent a lot of time there. I give it maybe one more month, during which time the API is getting killed and all the 3PAs will shut down, after that, there won't really be much new to say. People are going to keep finding their way to the fediverse, and they're going to want to talk about how much it sucks that Reddit killed Reddit. But give that a few weeks and they'll get tired of that and just want to talk about actual stuff. And the communities will be here.
Heck, they may be small but I've already been able to get questions answered about some topics of interest just by posting on a relevant board and waiting a day.