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Troy
lemmy.ca

If you check ![email protected] there's a nice pinned new users thread there. Welcome!

Anyone else feeling like we're edging towards critical mass these days?

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Coelacanthreply
feddit.nu

Critical mass is still a ways away I think. I have noticed a stream of new accounts recently, some of which seem to be the type of dedicated users who post a lot, which has created a marked uptick in activity.

But critical mass - which I define as active niche non-tech communities thriving without having to rely on a single user doing 99% of the posting - is not achieved yet. I think probably at least the 100k MAU barrier has to be breached for that, if not more.

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Coelacanthreply
feddit.nu

I feel like the move off of .world probably lost that community some momentum, but that might not be true I don't know. It's been a bit more active recently though than for a long time, so that's a good sign.

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Blaze (he/him)reply
lemmy.dbzer0.com

It was quiet on world too, and the pinned post there still redirects to the new one.

I was also posting there more, maybe that has an influence as well

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Coelacanthreply
feddit.nu

I was just looking at the subscriber count difference a few days ago and noticed the stark difference. But most of those .world subscribers could be dead accounts.

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Rentlarreply
lemmy.ca

I am noticing a marked increase in profiles I've checked being made in 2025, when in late 2024 it was a lot more of "2 years ago" folks. I've no idea what critical mass is but Reddit is slowly but steadily declining which is great news for us.

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waxy
lemmy.ca

Hey Stu, welcome to lemmy. FYI the word is 'pique', not 'peak'.

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