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I hope these people stay there, I like the community that moved to Lemmy/kbin as they are friendly and chill.
From what I've seen with these mass exodus to the fediverse events, this is how it goes. A whole load of people leave $corporate_website, and then get impatient with the fedi-replacement being slow from the sudden spike in traffic. The impatient toxic people go back to $corporate_website, and the friendly chill people stay here.
It's great to see the fediverse growing, but I don't think we actually want to see it become twitter/reddit levels of popular.
I have (maybe naive) hope that the logistics of federation might help stave off enshittification longer than other places before, since the βplatformβ no longer controls the content.
I'm assuming this is about the possible enshittification of Lemmy? I'm not too sure if such a thing is possible - right now at least
There's no ads, devs are supported by OSS funding (NLNet) and a Patreon, and many of the instances accept donations in one way or another to keep the servers running. It's also defederated so you could just host your own Lemmy and interact with everyone else that way
Ohh I just noticed you're on Kbin - not too familiar with the funding for that but it looks like the developer was provided a grant from NLNet as well.