this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2022
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I think the software, even though we've been adding and working on it a lot, is in a really good place. As others said below, we just need more users, and non-tech-oriented communities.
The only large growth that the lemmy federated network experiences, is when reddit messes up, and there's a large exodus of users to a new instance. We really have to do a better job of bringing over reddit communities, or encouraging them to start their own instances, as they can fully control their content.
reddit largely owes its success to digg's failings, nothing wrong with that user acquisition approach imo ๐คทโโ๏ธ