This is not going to be a blogpost about "Why do people still use Reddit instead of everyone moving to Lemmy?". I noticed that even with Mastodon users, who already understand and like the advantages of decentralized platforms, the usage of Lemmy is extremely small, and more people use Reddit. Most of them haven't even heard of Lemmy. To be fair, the Reddit usage also seems to be fairly low.

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[–] OneOfManyPerfectCats@sh.itjust.works 1 points 1 hour ago

I think because people are the same no matter what platform they're using and you'll end up with the same kinds of arguments, trolling, or derailing everywhere. But they already have platforms they're on for those, so why switch?

Lemmy would have to be pretty different and because humans are the same everywhere, I'm not really seeing that difference.

I see it somewhat when browsing contents in other languages because the culture is different enough to lend itself to different contents, or at least different arguments that are less tiresome than what I see on English platforms...