Threadiverse vs Forumverse, not sure if there’s a clear winner, I see both used interchangeably

https://lemmy.zip/post/46937624

https://lemmy.zip/post/46937624

Thanks for sharing

Games genre communities (!jrpg@lemmy.zip ) are doing okay, game-specific communities are probably too niche for now yet.

Even 30 to be honest

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I saw it, but I’m not sure it’s correct as the graph in that comment shows a dip rather than a spike

Also, most of the kids today are mostly on Tiktok or Twitch rather than text-based forum, be it Reddit or Lemmy/Piefed

It’s not 10 millions created during a month, it’s 10 millions existing posts at a certain month, whatever their creation date.

The actual number of posts per month would be the different between the total number of posts between two months.

It’s summer, a few active posters are busy with either kids or time off

!fedigrow@lemmy.zip has a weekly thread for active posters, it used to be more active in June

It’s fine, people will probably come back in September

It does

Thank you!

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Impressive

Same !

Same here

I discuss the topic regularly on !fedigrow@lemmy.zip, I also brought it up in another topic just now (https://lemmy.world/post/33886241/18608911)

Reading the comments here, it seems like a lot of people would like their niche community to be active, but we have to acknowledge that with our current userbase, more general communities are already struggling to stay active, so niche ones are even harder.

Example: !movies@piefed.social is kept up active by less than 5 active posters, and that’s a generic community about movies.

!cooking@lemmy.world is probably good enough for all types of cooking, you get the idea.

Those are examples of similar communities that will probably never merge. The Android ones have been coexisting for more than 2 years now, and none of them is "winning.

This gives https://lawsofux.com/choice-overload/ to new joiners

“Where should I post? Those two communities look the same, one has more active users but the other one has more subscribers. Well, this is too confusing, guess I’ll just go back to Reddit”

It should indeed be possible, but there is bigger fish to fry at the moment