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The #threadiverse growth, so far, is exhibiting some nice instance parity. (hachyderm.io)
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The #threadiverse growth, so far, is exhibiting some nice instance parity.

See: https://fedidb.org/software/lemmy

Top three #lemmy instances (lemmy.ml, lemmy.world, beehaw.org) are all basically the same size.
With #kbin 's kbin.social and fedia.io (run by infosec.exchange) in the same range.

I experienced it today looking for #NBA communities for the #nbaplayoffs , and it seems the biggest community right now (after literally 1day) is on lemmy.world not lemmy.ml

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[–] maegul@hachyderm.io 1 points 2 years ago

@fediverse @fediversenews

Otherwise, probably one of if not the biggest experiments being run on the #threadiverse right now is how groups/communities run when decentralised at substantial scale.

Spread over instances will create more duplication/parallel communities than on Reddit, but will this be a good thing for diversity, or, a turn off with similar engagement issues some twitter migrants found here.

ATM, my feeling is, provided the UX is good enough, that it will be a pleasant balance.