this post was submitted on 22 Jan 2025
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Generally, I don't believe it's actually an issue with complication. There's just a resistance to change. That said there's still significant onus on those invested in the fediverse to make sure It Just Works^tm^
I miss a lot of the niche communities of reddit that still had engagement. Lemmy doesn't have all that I used to have, but I decided to join anyway. Not everyone will do that, and like you said that makes the resistance to change even stronger.
thats kind of how it starts, individuals have different thresholds for migrating. its fine for it to take time. =)
It's fine to use both, most people do
Yeah if you want to that's fine. I choose not to.
You are not alone.
Town and cities subreddits are probably going to be the last to move
I thought it was sh.itjust.works