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Sure.

But there was reddit.com for people to migrate to.

Let's see the 99% figure out the fediverse.

>>Commit+(OP)
This change will be slower, but it seems a truth that in life, inside a company and in communities, there are some people who do much more work / have more influence than others. If the best / brightest / most helpful etc people leave, there's rarely much more than a shell left.

I think the Fediverse will slowly pick up steam, and perhaps rival reddit in 5 or 10 years. Which is fine. One long-term advantage of the Fediverse is that it's more immune to corporate shenanigans. And ultimately, for all of us, this is a long game.

>>ekanes+I
That's a good point.

>>ekanes+I
I honestly can’t figure out how to engage with the fediverse. I keep asking but it just doesn’t make sense. This from a person who had no problem with IRC.

>>mulmen+Kd
https://lemmy.world/post/37906

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