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Too bad there was no mention of decentralised alternates like Lemmy or kbin.
As discussed elsewhere, that might not be such a bad thing. Ramping up slowly will work much better than all of Reddit suddenly showing up at lemmy.ml and expecting it to be a fully polished* Reddit.
I remember the exodus to mastodon being a bit of a shitshow with nobody knowing how it worked, the whole network slowing to a crawl, and then a lot of them leaving a couple weeks later. It did boost the amount of users, just in a bad way.
Thing with that though, is there was a series of events over several months that kept pushing people to mastodon. I canโt see Reddit progressively fucking up harder the way Musk did.
Wonder if the last statement will age like wine or milk. I guess, time will tell.