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> The scales we're talking about cover hundreds of millions of people; it's nearly impossible for it to all be the same month, let alone the same day.

I fully agree. However given the number of triggering events, I'm yet to see and numbers that would indicate a strong trend in that direction.

> I can say one thing: I'm glad people are taking notice of the importance of decentralized social graphs again. It's nice to see, for once, an open source protocol growing organically and winning hearts and minds.

I disagree with your conclusion of likely continued growth - peopel are comfort driven and unless things directly affect them, they won't move or will move back.

However I fully agree with this point. I've been a big supporter of fediverse things for a long time and I hope the positive outcome here is more broad support for open source and decentralisation.