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Cake day: June 11th, 2023

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  • I usually browse just the local communities

    Ditto, except it’s kbin.social in my case rather than lemmy.world

    I probably would have never read this story if it only existed on kbin
    I would presume the instance is important here?

    That can be the case, sometimes issues with federation can cause threads to get lost across instances, and a new instance may not get all the existing threads on a pre-existing magazine.

    However, it looks like both your account and this magazine are hosted on lemmy.world - since you’re both on the same instance, you should have been able to see the older posts on this magazine. (Note: magazine is the kbin term for lemmy communities - i prefer it as the term community can be ambiguous). I’ve never used lemmy proper so am not sure how that works, but on kbin you can view the older threads on a magazine quite easily.












  • Actually I’m skeptical about this. There were some other posts pointing out huge upvotes happening during the blackout, and others noticing a surge of bot followers appearing.

    So I’m not sure that I trust those numbers at this point.

    The other point is - it’s too soon to tell. But if advertisers and investors start having second thoughts about Reddit then that hurts the IPO.

    The key isn’t in how many subs come back or how many folks return. It’s about getting Reddit’s attention by affecting what they care about most so that they have to start listening to their users again.

    Too soon to tell, but that just means that at this point in time, it’s not a failure. Have hope!