BentiGorlich

In this list it doesn't seem like it: https://lemmyverse.net/communities?order=active_month

The same can be said about gmail and it is the same kind of problem here. Yes lemmy.world is not a profit orient it giant, but it is still a problem when one actor has this power over a federated network. (the scale of the problem is of course a lot larger with gmail)

I added charts that use the monthy active users

I think it is odd that they have no community in the top 100 anymore when sorted by active users

I added it to the main post :) And yeah should have done so in the initial post as well...

I mean the first problem went away when I sorted the communities by active users, though the second one got way worse with it XD

Lemmy.world gets A LOT bigger this way XD

And here is the pie chart for community users:

I will add both pictures to the main post as well. Here is the Pie chart for community count:

Oh that would be interesting as well. I will do that. Checking back in 2h :D

Nearly but not exactly :D

You mean the spread of the communities you are subscribed to? If so: probably yes, but not an easy one as you have to have access to the data (or more easily: the database)