Page loads/submissions are completed less than half the time
When I post a comment, or load a page, it only completes less than half the time. I just wanted to verify I’m not the only person experiencing this? I imagine it will add load as people will refresh and request pages 3 times as much as they need.
Another thought I had was some of the Active posts get around 1.5k to 2k upvotes. Often on reddit, that is around 20-30k. So around a 10th of that size.
Potentially in terms of activity, there is the passive consumption side of reddit (which is massive), and the active contributor side. Even if Lemmy is doing well in terms of the active contributor side, that is very useful to draw in the passive consumers. Potentially many want something known and trusted and maybe are less tech savvy. They may follow good content.
Lemmy at Scale
It seems yesterday, Lemmy hit 916k posts, 6.2m comments in the last day (03/07/2023). https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/dailystats&days=30 [https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/dailystats&days=30] I was really impressed by this, so wanted to figure out how this compares to Reddit. I found some suggestions it was 830k to 1.1m in 2020. 2 billion comments per year, so 5.47m comments a day. https://www.reddit.com/r/TheoryOfReddit/comments/l28rxs/how_many_posts_on_reddit_a_day/ [https://www.reddit.com/r/TheoryOfReddit/comments/l28rxs/how_many_posts_on_reddit_a_day/] Does anyone have any idea if this information is accurate, or I am missing something? Feel free to shred the numbers to bits or offer more accurate numbers to improve understanding of this. If this is accurate, that is ridiculous, and I’m not sure if I believe it is that close yet. Obviously things will have changed from 2020, but for Lemmy to be operating at that scale already. That is impressive. Even if Lemmy was a 10th of the size of Reddit, that would be incredible. Onwards and upwards, I guess. Lot’s of content to be created, lots of discussion to be had. LFG!
