I am fine with the place settling for a bit. It would suck if this place was as big as other sites are overnight. I want to watch this place grow over time

Commenting so I have commented in July.

Buy the dip!!!

Sorry I was busy this weekend.

That is probably my fault, I'm cursed and the moment I ever join any organization or community, something invariably always happens.

So Long And Thanks For All The Fish 🐟

Meanwhile, Threads is stronger than ever. Try Threads today!

Ah well...

Se you guys on..

on...

uhh, Lemmy?

Chill man. Even my activity is dropping now, but that's just me thinking that Lemmy will be self-sufficient while I read my books. It's true that Lemmy is not as addicting as reddit, but that's for the best. I've actually gotten into new hobbies whose communities I might eventually join here.

As an outsider, please take these helpful suggestions:

The logging-in process is messed up. For the longest time I couldn't log into any of the mobile apps (even though on the desktop it worked fine). The error messages were mostly not helpful.

Even now, I still get error messages that ask me to pick a language for some reason. This is after I've already typed up a comment and I am trying to post it. Sometimes it happens, sometimes it doesn't, but you could see how it would be a PITA when on mobile and all you wanted to do was write a short response.

Still no real idea what "instances" are and no idea if I am missing out on entire subs because I am on .world. No clue. Do people on .world only see this? 🤷

The layout on the website is barely passable. The link to go see a comment that was posted for you is just in an awkward location. I'm almost never sure what sub a post is coming from because the name of the person, the language it is in, and some other stuff is all fairly indistinguishable. Like seriously, there has to be someone on the Lemmy team that has some kind of graphic design background who could pipe in and spice up the UI a little.

There are random hangouts for seemingly no reason. Is it because of how much the Lemmy population has exploded over the last few weeks or problems with a link or what? Some feedback would be super helpful.

Why so many subs (are they called subs here?) with zero content. Not even like old content... literally go there and nothing is posted. At all. That is not conducive to growing a sub. If there are squatters who came here and loaded up on a bunch of sub names just to say they have them, and are not doing anything with those subs, then take the name back. No one is going to post a comment to a sub with zero threads. This is only hurting the community.

Buh....But I like it here. No toxicity and genuine discussions. Also fuck u/spez.

Don't worry, I'm here to stay ^_^

R.I.P Lemmy, probably my fault 😢

Bot purge or server issues?

Nooo my investments!!!

I honestly was worried about our growth maybe 3 weeks ago... It seemed there was a boom and then sort of an exhale after that initial rush in early June. However I'm subbed to about 130 communities. My feed is nice and busy where I couldn't even chance to see all the content. I can look through my sub list (LemmyTools addon plug) and catch up on some comms I missed in my feed. It's going great now as we are seeing steadily more upvoted posts (in the ks) now. Memes are off the charts. Tech and News seems to be hot. Im not super stitious well, maybe a little situous but I think things are going well and seeing a good base here form.

There will need to be some sort of stale/abandoned community cleanup or filter.

Well, I deleted my account, so there is no going back to reddit. Also discussions here seem better for me for some reason.

Ah I see you work in my work places wage and bonus calculation department.

As a cheapskate selfhoster who can only afford a few gigabytes of storage, It may come to a point where 30GB would not be enough to host the entire post history of the lemmy fediverse once user activity rises, and only those with deep pockets would be able to host archives of lemmy posts, just like usenet servers.

I liked Lemmy a little bit more before the July 1st influx. Not because of the people, but because there is now more ‘popular’ content that has resulted in less niche content. I’ve subscribed to so many communities that I don’t even see comments from many of the smaller ones because the larger ones dominate the feed.

I personally miss understood the fedivers and had multiple accounts on different instances. Currently I am only using one. I guess that is part of the dip.

For me it still feels a lot more silent than in the old reddit world. Nonetheless I enjoy the content here more than I did in the end of using reddit 🤷‍♂️

the memes communities are alive, that's all that matters

Aw man, and I just got here!

See you guys on the next trendy platform!

What's with this meme format having repeated words at the end of the first line and beginning of the second. It happens so frequently it surely can't just be inattention.

Ooh no!

Anyways....

Quality content over quantity