Lemmy just reached a new milestone: 1 million posts, across 1,323 servers.
All hail the Fediverse.
this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2023
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Worth noting that Hexbear.net has 274,000 posts but isn't included in this data because it's not federated. Unless that jump on the 21st of June is it. Would be funny that Hexbear is more than 25% of the posts singlehandedly.
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And we’re all a part of that!
this chart just looks fantastic - i hope for the best
It's getting better. I am not even visiting reddit at all and I still find content here.
I also createdc/woahdude but not too many people adding content. Why is that?
I've found my feed really picking up the past two weeks. Plenty of decent content to consume which is great.
Nice growth.
I was there, 3000 years ago \o/
This is so exciting seeing something new grow before our eyes!
Proud to be a small part of that :)
Congratulations! Hopefully a billion will come soon (;
Woooo look at us go!
Left reddit for good when boost started acting up, leaving comment to look back on in the future.
Glad to see Lemmy and the rest of the fediverse growing!
as in, actual post originating from people using a lemmy based instance, or all fediverse ActivityPub entrances?
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I find it interesting that it dipped on July 1st. I suppose the server issues were pretty bad.
Lemmy.world went under for a bit while they fixed server issues and upgraded the efficiency of the Lemmy backend, my guess is that would cause the dip in average posts.