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How exactly did Reddit become a top website and what does Lemmy need to do to eventually get there? (lemmy.world)

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Did Reddit get massive because of Digg users making a beeline towards them or were they already big before that?

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[-] Hamartiogonic@sopuli.xyz 13 points 11 months ago

Totally agree. For example, Madtodon was designed to be less addictive compared to Twitter. These platforms don’t share the same financial model, so they don’t share the same growth incentives either. Lemmy can grow as big as the users want it to be, but it shouldn’t aim to grow as big as possible. These are two very different worlds.

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