That makes sense, the most prominent instance and upstream project dropping off probably shook a lot of confidence at a time when a lot of people were looking for a reliable Reddit substitute. I wonder where they mostly went, between Lemmy and back to Reddit. Personally, I went from kbin.social to fedia.io, but clearly I’m not representative.
![[Axes don't start at 0] Lemmy passed 48k monthly active users, Mbin at 913 and Piefed 285](https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/pictrs/image/70e511b3-4947-4078-9429-489e60447cbe.webp){kind=link}
Wow. I knew Lemmy far outweighed other software on the threadiverse side, but that’s actually pretty comical. *waves to the other weirdos*
Piefed has gained a hundred active users last month! Just 40 more years of this, and we’re bigger than Lemmy at its current size.
Tremble before us!
I expect a quite large move once the Piefed mobile apps gets released
yep. I’ll switch at that point.
There are dozens of us!
Dozens!!
kbin.social had a lot of users, but its death killed its popularity. Barely anyone moved over to Mbin instances.
That makes sense, the most prominent instance and upstream project dropping off probably shook a lot of confidence at a time when a lot of people were looking for a reliable Reddit substitute. I wonder where they mostly went, between Lemmy and back to Reddit. Personally, I went from kbin.social to fedia.io, but clearly I’m not representative.
Lemmy would be my guess. Not thinking the people who left reddit would go back for any reason, especially with reddit getting worse by the year.