The biggest surprise for me was the https://hexbear.net/ count, an instance I hardly interact with.
Community Count | Community Subscriber Count | |
---|---|---|
beehaw.org | 6 | 133450 |
hexbear.net | 33 | 663204 |
lemdro.id | 1 | 17052 |
lemmy.blahaj.zone | 1 | 15907 |
lemmy.dbzer0.com | 1 | 53006 |
lemmy.ml | 14 | 356460 |
lemmy.one | 1 | 16257 |
lemmy.world | 39 | 851950 |
lemmynsfw.com | 2 | 33586 |
sh.itjust.works | 1 | 16006 |
sopuli.xyz | 1 | 14093 |
The data this is based on comes from https://lemmyverse.net/ where you can just download a full json of the data they have (I excluded all communities marked as “suspicious”)
EDIT: The data if you sort by active users last month:
Community Count | Community Active Month Count | |
---|---|---|
awful.systems | 1 | 2616 |
feddit.org | 2 | 7363 |
feddit.uk | 2 | 5289 |
hexbear.net | 1 | 2952 |
lemdro.id | 1 | 2898 |
lemm.ee | 3 | 8898 |
lemmy.blahaj.zone | 1 | 11422 |
lemmy.ca | 3 | 14910 |
lemmy.dbzer0.com | 3 | 13752 |
lemmy.ml | 10 | 54949 |
lemmy.world | 57 | 338384 |
lemmy.wtf | 1 | 3602 |
lemmy.zip | 3 | 12020 |
mander.xyz | 1 | 11469 |
sh.itjust.works | 5 | 37365 |
slrpnk.net | 3 | 10897 |
sopuli.xyz | 2 | 10070 |
ttrpg.network | 1 | 4107 |
Community Count:
Community Users:
I disagree with those comments, but they seem pretty mild to have been banned. I just don’t see how it’s productive to ban all liberals the moment they try to explain their views. All that does is push people away who could potentially have been a future ally.
For starters, all liberals have Reddit and Lemmy.world, which are large. Where do leftists have?
Secondly, this comment is indistinguishable from concern-trolling. I’d have to read through your post history or go back and forth with you to know if you were an honest actor or just a troll.
Thirdly, most of us know your views, and have rejected them. Why would we care to hear them? Ask the homeless people in any major city how important discussions of freedom are. So fuck your so-called “productivity.” If you were an ally you’d listen and be an ally.