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What is the current state of Lemmy?
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this post was submitted on 27 Jul 2024
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It is far from getting to that point. That will happen when it becomes mainstream enough to attract normies. Lemmy could still use a lot of growth. I only get to consume content that happens to be available here, rather than being able to pick niche communities being active on the topics I would like.
yes agree but that is part of what makes it good ^I only get to consume content that happens to be available here^