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I don't think software releases indicate the health of the community.
Having said that, I do feel like there are fewer posts and comments. The communities I visit have a handful of users, which makes it a bit claustrophobic.
The small userbase means we don't get much variety in viewpoints or content, but it's enough for me.
I'm hanging on because I'm hoping it'll miraculously start growing. Any day now.
I think some of the "growth" will be lurkers that start posting more. The word of mouth or other social media growth will probably be very slow after the big surges of members from reddit.
The communities I browse seem more active or at least as active as they were a couple months ago.