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how can we make Lemmy as popular as Reddit
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this post was submitted on 04 Aug 2025
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Anything that gets that big turns into a shithole. Enshitification will find a way. So just don't.
I agree somewhat in the context of centralization. But the spread of the fediverse is a good thing. If Lemmy grows, alongside decentralization, then it should stay true to its roots.