We aren’t really a big instance. We don’t even make the top-20. Where we really hit above our weight though is our comment count.
We are medium in size, but we are super engaged.
I’m honestly surprised Lemmy hasn’t taken off more than it has. Reddit’s actions make it such an unattractive option, but people are still returning there in the hopes of getting an upvote and a crappy useless award.
Anyway, I’ll keep posting stuff and participating here.
Just need a few more people to generate the topics and engagement will follow exponentially. I just don’t lead an interesting enough life to come up with much.
It’s tricky - I want it to grow, but I don’t want to lose the culture we have here. Having run forums 20+ years ago, I know that keeping that balance of culture and growth is super difficult.
Every time, you hit a critical point and suddenly it’s a site of random strangers with no community feeling. Reddit hit that point over a decade ago. I don’t want to repeat that here if we can avoid it.
On the one hand, yes.
On the other hand, you need enough content being created to provoke discussion.
I don’t feel we have enough content at the minute. I reckon the active population needs to double. Maybe we need to give away stubbie coolers.
Maybe bumper stickers? What about…
‘Lemmy Happens’
“Don’t follow me, I’m a Lemming”
I’m pretty sure that Australia, Aussie Environment and Melbourne are some of the most active location based communities on Lemmy
deleted by creator
The Melbourne community in particular. Crazy levels of interaction in those daily discussion threads.
Yeah Melbourne has been going crazy since the start, really amazing how much of a community they’ve established here
Plus we have to be vocal about the dangerous levels of DHMO in our water supply, excessive consumption can be fatal
Scientists predict ~80% of the human body is DHMO, when will the pollution stop?
What’s DHMO? I know i can google but that’s less engagement
Dihydrogen Monoxide http://www.bandhmo.org/
Ohhhh yeah everyone that has ever contacted it has died. It’s really bad
