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Is Lemmy actually growing?
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this post was submitted on 19 Jan 2025
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From the perspective of someone who has been on Lemmy for a few years now, I'll say that the amount of content here has become large enough for me to use Lemmy as a "daily driver" account. I don't miss out on important news or updates by using Lemmy instead of Reddit...in fact it often feels quite the opposite
It's mostly fine, but sometimes I still miss stuff. For example, I haven't seen anything on the Spanish ski lift incident on here (it's probably somewhere), but I bet that would have popped up for me on Reddit.
(And I think I have done a pretty good job of curating my experience here)