memes

To be fair, even on Reddit, there were about 10000x more lurkers/commenters than there were posters.

Reddit just had a massive population, so there were more posters than you could reasonably keep track of.

While the fediverse/Lemmy has grown significantly, it is still pretty small in comparison to the daily active Users on Reddit at its height, shortly prior to the first great exedous.

Good for you the Picard maneuver

Reddit/Digg was a link aggregator, so the fact that this platform is often mostly memes shows how little we’re actually engaging with the web as a network of blogs/personal sites/news etc by now in this world of paywalls, blocking adverts, cookie preferences, and age verification. Do actually share cool stuff you find though.

I like this template

And I do my best to leave low effort shitpost comments!

I love all 20 of them (at least in science-memes)

sees meme posted on Lemmy

looks inside

@The_Picard_Maneuver@lemmy.world

I have started to recognize usernames. This is a problem.

Really wouldn't have thought this was an AI image, but thanks for mentioning it. I hate when I'm like "fooled" into thinking an image was fully human authored.

honestly half the posts I upvote end up being from @LadyButterfly@piefed.blahaj.zone, cheers friend - you consistently brighten my day 💚

Yay! You labeled the AI! That's literally all I'm asking

That is very sadly true now

O7

We salute you, the 20, we thank you.
You owe us many hours.

As long as it’s the right people, I don’t really care. It’s about building community anyway, not consuming it.

Far better than Reddit. These are our heroes. I can scroll through once a day and get at least three quality entries with which to blast my friend chats in the face.

I think reddit once said 1% of people post 90% of the content. I wonder if its the same here :D

What I wouldn't give for a sort post and see who the top posters are of all time are.