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this post was submitted on 19 Aug 2023
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lemmy.ml on a good day had like 15 to 30 upvotes on the front page. There wasn't much of a culture before.
See the traffic in April this year, a little over 4 months ago. Lemmy.world only been around for like 2 and a half months now. That's the most active it's been since before the exodus. The exodus definitely helped jumpstart the site.
Yeah, my answer to "has the Reddit exodus killed the former Lemmy culture" is "what culture lmao"
Not that i was on Lemmy before, but i was on Mastodon before Elon bought Twitter and it was a ghost town.