Reddit: Killing a Giant
I think this post makes a good point.  Reddit doesn’t have to collapse overnight to become irrelevant.  They’ve made a <i>huge</i> mistake by upsetting enough people to cause the exploration of alternatives.<p>I spent a couple hours browsing Lemmy instances today and I was shocked at how few users are needed to create replacement communities.  Communities with about 2k users feel sparse, but good enough IMO.<p>I now think Reddit is 100% replaceable, at least for me, and I really hope that more focused community aggregators like programming.dev catch on.