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this post was submitted on 04 Jan 2024
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I also don't really want Lemmy to get as big or have the same exact demographic as Reddit. I do want it to get bigger and more diverse than it currently is since there's still not enough activity (although it's way way better than it was) and not enough niches. There are only so many star Trek memes I want to see.
One issue with Lemmy is that it's too anonymous that it doesn't really support content creators who actually want to be known. I know influencer is a bad word, but platforms do need people to share original content, and there's less motivation to do really high effort, high quality content when you can't verify yourself. Lemmy has no lack of memes but nobody is using it as a platform for quality OC that takes more than a few minutes to create. I think that could be fixed by there being an instance dedicated to hosting verified users for people who want a non anonymous account, so when you see a user is from that instance, you know they're the real deal, and that would encourage content creators to establish a presence. Right now, how am I supposed to know a handle is legit when there are thousands of instances that can have the same usernames, and people can even create their own instance?