What Reddit did 2 years ago proves that most people aren’t going to switch to alternatives just because it’s “the right thing”. They only do that when they want or need something from the new platform. If we want people to come to Lemmy, Matrix, and whatnot else, we have to make them into appealing alternatives both in functionality and content.

I mean, that’s how cautionary tales such as Black Mirror are supposed to work

Lucky ten thousand

I kinda wish it was calculated for the world instead of the US though

I’m still not sure what’s the difference between Hot and Active. ELI5, anybody?