One good indicator that Lemmy is becoming popular is how many people are posting their bits on it!

oh my God, how terrible!! Where, so I can avoid it?

well I don’t want shorter games but otherwise yes worse graphics by people who work less and are paid more pls

Morality aside, it really does look better uncarved :/

Simultanous enshittification. If they see that the competitors are enshittifying, then it’s the perfect opportunity to enshittify themselves without the risk of losing significant market share to the competitors! Every gets worse; no one loses except the users, and who gives a shit about those poors? /s

Horsey now is too OP, pls nerf

AHHHH FROSTPUNK 2 I CAN’T WAIT

I love how we’re just sold the opportunity to pay money to play a game, maybe, someday, under certain circumstances, anymore /s

thanks, it’s terrifying

How DARE Obama look fine in a tan suit >:(

4,000 subreddits go dark and the users spend the next 10,000 years doing the exact opposite of what was intended. q.q

Sure does!! Kbin user here!

It’s just nice to look at big… websites. 🥺

Subscribed users. A large subscribed community (10k+) usually resulted in an active user community (~100 active at any given time)

It’s definitely a higher engagement ratio or whatever the right term is for it! I do love that!

I usually only lurked on the larger subs because of that problem

idk about smallest XD I think there’s a certain size of critical mass to have enough people on enough of the time to make a thriving community or subreddit or magazine. On Reddit I think it was probably around 10,000 nominal subscribers that a subreddit really felt alive for me! In the high-100,000s though it starts to feel impersonal instead of like a community.

I’m not good at patience q.q

“I had to suffer, so now you do too” - the dedovshchina mindset.

I think a big and legitimate concern is that some communities which wish to grow and have room for growth will end up not growing because of unintentional (rather than intentional) splintering. Really wish there was some way around that

As I understand it almost all (or actually all?) local governments had raised the age, but it’s good that it’s addressed on a national level too!