Amid ongoing Reddit protests, decentralized link aggregation and discussion forum projects Lemmy and Kbin grow to a total of 70K+ MAUs and 1,000+ instances
https://privacy.thenexus.today/ ... Jeroen Baert / @jbaert@mastodon.social : Some excellent resources for the #RedditMigration: mapping of subreddits to their new home in the fediverse (On Lemmy or Kbin): — https://redditmigration.com/ https://sub.rehab/ https://www.quippd.com/... Adam Dalliance / @pre@boing.world : @atomicpoet @dansup Probably true though.The reddit thing has barely started really. They don't even turn off the old 3rd party apps until next month. Daniel Supernault / @dansup@mastodon.social : I think Lemmy will not only overtake PeerTube, but also Misskey, and Kbin will surge to 200k users within the next month. #threadiverse @mastodonmigration@mastodon.online : The next phase of the #ThreadiverseMigration is helping relocate and build #kbin and #Lemmy communities by mapping old subreddits to new communities. — yoasif @yoasif, who has been a #Reddit moderator on r/firefox, has taken up the challenge: — Unofficial Subreddit Migration List (#Lemmy, #Kbin) >>> … @threadcount@botsin.space : 222,397 Lemmy/kbin accounts — +23,441 in the last hour — 71,331 monthly active users @nexusofprivacy@mastodon.social : Eight days later: KBin, Lemmy, the landed gentry, and the rise of the “threadiverse” (DRAFT) — Feedback welcome!!!!! — https://privacy.thenexus.today/ ... #kbin #lemmy #threadiverse @fediversenews @RedditMigration @fediverse Twitter: @mahemoff : Timing is everything, especially when users revolt. Reddit was alive and well, scooped up the entire bolting Digg community. Mastodon had shocking onboarding and discovery, barely caught any Twitter users. Now we see the same with Reddit alternatives that don't even have native apps, ironically. With subreddits coming back online, they've missed their golden window. Forums: Hacker News : Eight days later: Kbin, Lemmy, the landed gentry, and the rise of “threadiverse”