Elcapitan786

joined 1 year ago
[–] Elcapitan786@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

I agree. First time I’ve seen anyone else mention this. If it makes a difference, I’m on iOS, I wonder if the rendering is different in android.

 

Lemmy world was growing at a decent pace leading up to July 1st, then had a big influx following the API deadline. However the last week in particular has seen a decline.

Engagement still appears to be the same, although a little lower than the start of the month. A few of the other instances i have been checking follow a similar pattern.

Do you think we will continue growing at a steady pace, or do we need another big trigger to get users to migrate? For Mastodon, it seems there's a big trigger every other week to drive users away from Twitter, but with Reddit, the revolt seems to have quietened down considerably.

[–] Elcapitan786@lemmy.world 3 points 1 year ago

I am starting to. Still browse Reddit occasionally for the communities that are not in here yet.

Reddit as a whole seems a lot less populated. Example, the r/android sub is nowhere near as active as it used to be.

[–] Elcapitan786@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

I have the iOS version, you only need to sign in on one instance, but you can also view other instances without logging in, which i think is a good idea. For example you can add beehaw, which is not viewable on lemmy.world

[–] Elcapitan786@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago

No, 400m includes marketing budget. Reason it typically needs double (actually more like 2.5 times the gross) is that studios only get around half of box office receipts.