

Lemmy isn’t “competing” with Reddit. It isn’t trying to “earn market share”, or make a profit, or sell data, or train AI, or manipulate the public discourse. It’s user friendly, rather than antagonistic. As far as content: it builds slowly. If you have a niche interest that you’d like to see more of, then create or join a comm and make regular posts.









Kind of. When people leave Reddit, it’s for a reason. They obviously aren’t looking for a Reddit clone, since it would include the reason they left in the first place. People that leave Reddit for Lemmy either stay and rebuild their communities here, or they suck it up and go back to Reddit. There is no magic solution to add millions of users to Lemmy overnight, and honestly the existing community (and probably software) couldn’t handle that. This is people-powered (volunteer and federated) social networking as opposed to venture capital, IPOs and data centers at scale. Participate and enjoy growing a better future :)