Don't saw much in English, but in French yes it looks like we are 3 or 4 users
this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2024
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I can't believe this guy, we're not all bots!
I'm a bot.
I can’t believe this guy, we’re not all bots!
I hate when people assume everyone who disagrees with them are bots!
Speak for yourself.
I understand what he's saying, I've seen the same usernames respond to different threads before.
It's a smaller community, you're going to see the same names, stop making it seem like a conspiracy!
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I recognize most of the users there even in the big communities with over 30k members
Communities with 30k members could really do with pruning the completely inactive ones. It's not like there's any commercial reasons to pretend that places are busier than they actually are.
I disagree. There is nothing to be gained by removing people from a group. You can't predict when they might suddenly become active and by removing them you're abrogating their ability to participate.
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I have no idea what you're talking about, says the chump who has a series of precisely 103 formulaic knife reviews posted here.
Everyone on lemmy is a bot except you.
I'm a bot
Yeah, that's what you get with smaller communities, you tend to see the same people over and over.
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We're looking sat you PugJesus! 😎
Just trying to keep things alive until they're self-sustaining! I look forward to the day when I don't, uh, post every day.
I use both reddit and lemmy and for the most part, I'll see similar or the same articles shared/posted on both platforms. I don't mind, it actually makes me feel like one day Lemmy might grow enough to the point where I use reddit less and less.
using multiple platforms I see the same users from time to time but I never really cared about who's posting or commenting
I try and post, but I feel like I'm always slow to the uptake and people already say the things I have to say. But I do make sure I vote as much as I can.
Yep. Lemmy isn't that big and it is generally the case that an online space is like an iceberg, with only some of the users seen a lot.
That's how social media like this works. It was the same on Reddit but the user base was larger so it would be a little more difficult to notice. A very small percentage of users actually post and since we're already a pretty small community you'll notice the same people more easily.