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Will Google searches eventually link to lemmy? I don't really know how this site works, but I would assume that could grow the site more than anything else would.
i really doubt it. there is not much impact on reddit and the protest showed that, before 3p apps shut down.
That's an interesting perspective, but I'm not really asking about Reddit. I'm wondering about how Lemmy can grow on its own
My opinion is that, rather than thinking it can instantly aggregate the web, it would be the best solution for anyone wanting to get a group of people with common interests together in a relatively safe place.
thats true, i kind of taken your comment out of context. i just assume thats the general conversation.
For you as a personal user, the protest might have been an inconvenience at most, but I don't know about the impact it had on potential investors. Think about it this way: would you invest in a new IPO when their users, who provide all of the content and moderation, are willing to subvert the whole premise of the company? I surely fucking wouldn't.
willing to but couldn't do it?