They’re looking at it from todays reddit perspective which is much different to when reddit first started growing. I joined reddit about 10 years ago and it was still a little awkward to get into. But people got used to it and the platform evolved and it seems like most of todays redditors were not around at that time. Lemmy today feels more like reddit 10 years ago so it just does not appeal to many modern redditors.
They’re looking at it from todays reddit perspective which is much different to when reddit first started growing. I joined reddit about 10 years ago and it was still a little awkward to get into. But people got used to it and the platform evolved and it seems like most of todays redditors were not around at that time. Lemmy today feels more like reddit 10 years ago so it just does not appeal to many modern redditors.