> It's safe money that Reddit will now be a zombie platform That's just not the reality. I'm surprised and pleased to see that big subreddits suffered a signif

> It's safe money that Reddit will now be a zombie platform That's just not the reality. I'm surprised and pleased to see that big subreddits suffered a significant decline, but I notice the number of subscribers continues to grow. Also, after the the dust settled, Lemmy activity really took a downturn. Small communities just can't survive the migration en masse. Whenever I need to look up something I still eventually need to check reddit, and most communities seem alive and healthy... The truth is, major subreddits are not what keeps reddit alive.