By browsing the current top of the day, besides the usual posts in Programmer Humor and the tech communities, you can notice a few posts in [email protected] by @[email protected]
I find it interesting how the famous 90-9-1 (https://www.nngroup.com/articles/participation-inequality/) is at work here, and that for everything you post, you might get hundreds of upvotes almost immediately.
That’s all for now, not really ground-breaking thoughts, but I thought it might be worth sharing.
Take care
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I’ve definitely been posting on Lemmy far more than I ever posted on Reddit. Trying to do my share and help this community grow!
I’ve seen this mentality in other threads and I’ll repeat it here - the smaller userbase makes me feel like my comments, thoughts and opinions are actually seen, that I don’t type them out for nothing. I never interacted on reddit, but do a lot more so here.
Definitely a shared feeling
Getting five thoughtful comments and 100 up votes is much nicer than 50 flames and 1,000 votes.
If we don’t want this site to be run by content-aggregation bots, it’s up to us to aggregate.
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It’s just a demonstration of the 90-9-1 idea
For what? To engage in the community as a whole and to encourage others to as well, or to get your community noticed by people browsing the different filters (new, hot, active, top…)
For why I’d want to post? It would depend on what I’m posting. For example, if it was a meme I thought was funny and it got a lot of upvotes, I’d feel good knowing that other people found it funny, too
If I post looking for a conversation about a topic or at an answer to a question, I’d be excited for some upvotes but a little let down if no one actually responded
Also there’s no incentive to be a karma whore on reddit either… well except their harebrained idea to monetize whatever new award system is coming
I’ve been tryin to post as much as I can, but more so doing quality over quantity especially in my own communities
1% of users participate a lot and account for most contributions: it can seem as if they don’t have lives because they often post just minutes after whatever event they’re commenting on occurs
(withdraws whatever comment I was about to make)
We caught him sir. The poster is right here!
I’m happy my sub got another comment on a post I made.
Hey HobbitFoot! Are you related to the Hobbiton Proudfoots/feet?
Feel free to join us at [email protected] and post some of your hobbit family artwork.
