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minus-square@BreakDecks@lemmy.mllinkfedilinkEnglish10•edit-24 months agoIf this place ends up with 70 million users, I won’t be one of them. Lemmy isn’t a for-profit company. It doesn’t need growth for the sake of growth. Besides, lemmy growth isn’t a measure of Reddit shrinkage. Lots of people are just quitting without a replacement.
minus-square@lemmyingly@lemm.eelinkfedilinkEnglish2•4 months agoImagine hosting an instance if Lemmy had that many users. I can imagine it being a full time job.
minus-square@Psythik@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish1•4 months agoAgree to disagree. I miss having niche communities, and the only way to get them is with a large user base.
If this place ends up with 70 million users, I won’t be one of them. Lemmy isn’t a for-profit company. It doesn’t need growth for the sake of growth.
Besides, lemmy growth isn’t a measure of Reddit shrinkage. Lots of people are just quitting without a replacement.
Imagine hosting an instance if Lemmy had that many users. I can imagine it being a full time job.
Agree to disagree. I miss having niche communities, and the only way to get them is with a large user base.