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First question: Maybe someone will answer. The way the fediverse seems to work, that doesn't really matter. A more interesting, maybe, question is how many people are using Lemmy with all the instances combined.
Second question: I'd be surprised if it isn't.
If you're new and looking for content, browse all and add the communities that interest you, or go to https://lemmyverse.net/communities and start searching up things that look interesting. A lot of the communities are still really low volume, but you can find many with a lot of action.