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A week ago I was all excited... It looked like we had momentum. I even created a few local communities and the people came. Fast forward to today: my local communities are dead (no posts in many days) and 90% of the posts I see on the All: Hot have zero comments, 9% have 1 comment, and 1% have 2 or more comments. Despite the news of "2M active users and growing".

The only posts that have lots of comments are talking about Lemmy itself or the "Reddit implosion".

It's frustrating

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[–] PapaTorque 6 points 1 year ago

It seems pretty active to me. I use Jerboa and have it default to all/new so I don't expect tons of comments but there are almost always fresh posts. From my experience its pretty lively.