because the majority of people doesn't really care sadly
@lemmy.world
yeah. as it is right now, I'm not sure lemmy could handle that many users like reddit, and it still lacks in many way which could leave a bad impression. focusing on quality contents and improving UX is the right way IMO
tbh kinda doubtful, haha. most contributors probably won't bother moving here. hell, they probably doesn't know about lemmy/kbin
also, while i'm kinda surprised how functional lemmy is for a beta, it's still has a lot to catch up, especially for promoting engagement
i haven't visit /r/indonesia for a while, but how's the situation there? somehow with how they generally apathetic toward any kind of movement that doesn't affect them directly, I doubt they really care
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