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Is Lemmy still growing at a good rate?
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this post was submitted on 25 Oct 2023
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Maybe I am reading this wrong but it looks grim. Downward trends all around
In another situation, it would be grim, but having that downwards tendency right after a hype peak (Jul/2023, or ~~Reddigg v4~~ the APIcalypse) is expected - plenty users who'd come with the hype would go back, and plenty instance owners would realise that running an instance is way more work than they planned.