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this post was submitted on 08 Jun 2023
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Well that seals it. I'm here for good. I'll even commit now that if Lemmy doesn't work out, still not going back.
The next couple of weeks are going to be ROUGH here. New instances spinning up, and existing ones grinding to a halt under the weight of new users. This is going to be a hell of a stress test.
But it should also make this space truly viable for users. We should expect more people to bounce than to stay, but it's starting to look like we've already crossed a critical threshold for sustainability.
I'd rather the growth here be much more organic and discovery driven, than by a mass exodus of users from another platform all rushing in. Mobile app's were 'far' from being the only reason to leave Reddit.
Same, but the exodus wave is coming. It'll recede again, just like it did with Twitter and Mastodon, leaving some lovely seashells in its wake.