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Haven't left reddit yet, I am waiting to see how the blackout goes.
I am more in a situation of dipping my goes in both ponds. I very much like Lemmy but I am still skeptical about its future. I have hope and am trying to be active here and participate in making it alive.
Ditto -- I haven't left reddit yet (although I'm going to make a genuine go at using primarily / only Lemmy for the next couple of weeks to support the blackout).
With enough scale, Lemmy could give reddit a run for its money in terms of content. At the same time, Lemmy still has a lot of work to do on UI, tools and features to be apples to apples with reddit. We'll need to make a lot of progress quickly here for a lot of us inbetweeners to come over fully.
Came here to post the same. We'll see what will happen.