I tried it and liked it a bit. The problem for me was that it was very empty: posts about the same article had more comments in Lemmy than Digg. It also lacked many features that even Lemmy has. And, since everyone was able to create 2 communities, there were more communities than users. Most of them were created and forgotten, while others tried to get bigger with only 1 user posting everyday. The biggest/mainstream communities had less than 100k users each one. After some days, I joined Lemmy and never looked back.
this post was submitted on 13 Mar 2026
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They're doing it wrong. Use crypto for login and charge user for every single resource used. Problem solved
Welp I feel jumped. Welcome and nice to meet you all I guess.