Aw man, and I just got here!
this post was submitted on 16 Jul 2023
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Might have something to do with everyone getting logged out of their accounts after the hack. I have been browsing but not logged in until just now
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So long and thanks for all the fish!
Aww maaaaan. It was good while it lasted. OK, how about resurrecting MySpace? Call it something like Mice Pace
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Well some people start communities but are not up to task. There should be a well developed rules/about community page. I have seen just create a community post links and do very little to build engagement.
People are gonna look and leave if a community has like 10 members a new thread with a few replies every two to three days and links.
When I get a little time I will be creating a community. Either way level of engagement will take time to build but lackadasial community creaters add to the build time.
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Beans are killing lemmy stop beansss
I was playing Outer Worlds
It was fun while it lasted
That's OK. Those are just people from the influx. Eventually it will stabilize and start growing again. Gradual growth is the best way to build upon a solid foundation.
I haven't been on Lemmy in a few days because I can't even login on their website. Broke down and downloaded an app through play store so I could login to comment. I was waiting for Boost for Lemmy, but I guess fate had other plans.
Move off of lemmy.world
The big instances are overloaded and have major downtime issues
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I remember the good old 4chan days when every 3rd post was about how "this is the cancer that is killing /b/" ...
Which in hindsight was not wrong. It's a husk of what it was. I fought with many a /b/tard in the great Tumblr wars. It was remnant of a more wild age, before the summer posters, before the psyops.
well bye
It feels like it is.
Most communities have no posts for days. I’m constantly logged out of my instance. Voting on something fails 80% of the time…
Most communities have no posts for days.
This is on the community owners. Almost all subreddits start as spaces where one person (the creator) posts daily until the community grows.
It's also a thing on reddit. The vast majority of subreddits created get abandoned. Only a tiny percentage go the distance to become active communities.
Simply subscribe to the active communities, or take part in making communities that you want to be active into active ones. You haven't made a single post and you're complaining about a lack of posts. The problem here is that you just want a slop feed rather than to be an active member of a community.
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that website does this all the time, check it again tomorrow and it'll be a vertical line again.
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Are these real stats? Or just a directional commentary that Lemmy is growing? If they are real, where can we see these?
Lemmyshitpost@lemmy.world does not immediately imply credibility.
Real. But no cause for concern. Lemmy experienced a massive, 20-plus-fold increase in userbase almost overnight. The small dip is most likely just the new users settling in and starting to lurk. The recent bot purges probably helped a bit in causing the dip. In any case, it would probably be weirder if we didn't see a dip after such a massive flood of new users
Edit: also, the website to check is the-federation.info
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