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Sad to see almost none of the devs, from (mastodon.social)
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Sad to see almost none of the devs, from
Apollor (ChristianSelig), RIF (u/talklittle), Infinity (u/Hostilenemy),
Boost (rmayayo), BaconReader, to Relay (u/DBrady), etc. are not considering Lemmy at all.

I know these were hobbies but by atleast developing it for some time just to make transition for your audience to Lemmy easier would have gone a long way!

@lemmy @LemmyDev Lemmy will remain a niche platform if not enough people switch to it

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[–] ddnomad@infosec.pub 1 points 1 year ago (2 children)

I just hope we won’t end up having what used to be Reddit (or Twitter) fragmented across 10 different platforms. That would definitely suck :/

[–] SeeJayEmm@lemmy.procrastinati.org 5 points 1 year ago

I still argue that the pre-reddit/digg days where different communities had there own forums and sites was healthier and more diverse.

Homogeneous != Better

The fediverse is a nice middle ground. You can still have diverse communities but, for the most part, interact with them through one pane of glass.

[–] can@sh.itjust.works 1 points 1 year ago

With apps it's not too bad. Liftoff already makes it fairly seemless (not perfect, but it's still in early development)