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Piefed are working on flairs, let's hope the Lemmy devs follow suit!
If Piefed keeps going the way they are going, we might all end up switching over in a year or 2. Lemmy is fine, and very stable and functioning, and just a reliable system, but Piefed seems willing to go above and beyond.
People smarter than me will need to weigh in on the scalability of Python vs Rust, but if that's not a concern then that may be what happens.
Probably requires something like Lemmy.World doing a migration, though. Lemmy as a software still has the highest pull by way of being the the predominant one. That's just how people work.
Also Piefed needs more apps. The huge variety of Lemmy apps is a massive draw at the moment.
It'll happen when instance owners decide to do so. But I don't see it happening right now. But I get the feel that most would like to get away from the lemmy devs long term. But for now they all seem to favour lemmy, so it is for them to decide when its ready.