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I expect the bigger test will be when the API changes go into effect and third-party apps become unusable.
Personally, I have no plans or intention to use the native Reddit app. I may still browse the site on my desktop from time to time, but I'm intentionally making the shift to Lemmy as my go-to for mobile use.. I'll be happy when third-party apps for Lemmy are a little more stable and reliable so I don't have to go through a mobile browser.
That's simply not true, the difference between here and there is the sheer volume that produces the quality.
You also need that volume of users to get the breaking stories posted, curated and commented on - where there's a story and an expert commenting within minutes. And memes, of course :D