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Yes, it hurts discoverability. How can you have a community without people?
Yes, you need people. But I'd say Reddit has too many people. The Ethernal September problem: sometimes, small is better.
The thing with Reddit is that it got too big and political. It was open before but yet still fun a decade ago.
I'd like to ask it the other way around: How many people would it need until you'd say "Yep, that's a community alright."?