I can say with 199% certainty that 2024 will be the year of the Linux Desktop.

I dont have any advice. Just wanted to day I was here before the reason was revealed.

Highly unlikely that this ‘protest’ will do anything. However I think it will be the point at which a lot of users quit Reddit. Thats the time where Lemmy will make get 20-50k new users.

I think there should be a website that compares the top 5 or so instances and explains the differences between them. Since right now, new users will have no idea which one to join.

Start referring your friends. If you have any.

For non technical users, the idea of instances can be a very confusing concept (the email analogy is a good one but its still confusing for people). I know you guys have a lot on your plate in terms of development wise, however I hope that prioritizing keeping lemmy.ml up is high up there. I say this because its the instance that most users from Reddit will flock to. And the last thing they need is to create an account then have the site go down for 6 hours. I havent experienced it going down. Although hopefully you have a backup site for when it does (what I mean is just a page that says your down/your working on fixing it… Try these instances instead.)

• r/BestofRedditorUpdates

• r/coaxedintoasnafu

• r/DeTrashed

• r/dumbphones

• r/digitalminimalism

• r/ForgottenWeapons

• r/fucklawns

• r/OpenSignups

• r/QAnonCasualties

• r/IllegalLifeProTips

Not trying to start any political debates. These are just some of the subreddits that I would like to see as communities here on Lemmy. Feel free to comment if some of these exist and I’ll update my comment.

Ah, just realized that almost none of these are actually niche. Whoops.