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What is missing from lemmy for it to become "successful"? (lemmy.ml)

submitted 3 years ago by kind@lemmy.ml to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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So, lemmy is a project I have been following since the beggining. With federation here, it seems like everything is aligned for it to become the reddit killer, pardon my expression.

What do you think is missing from lemmy for it to have a massive engaging community?

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[–] uglo@lemmy.ml 1 points 3 years ago

Hey, I'm new to Lemmy and I can tell you about the missing part - clients.

I accidentally found Lemmy client in F-droid (lemmur) it's pretty good, but lacks a lot of QoL features.

I think, having multiple clients for all platforms will help with userbase and content.

Add Lemmy clients to Google Play, Apple App Store, Amazon App Store, Huawei App Store, etc.

More clients -> more people find out Lemmy -> more users will join Lemmy -> more content will be posted by these users.

Of course it's my own opinion, not pretending to be the only way