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There was never a viable alternative before now.
I'm not convinced the fediverse is a practical alternative for the masses to move to, at all.
I think Lemmy is better anyway with a smaller user base.
lemmy is but one small corner of the fediverse
Yes I am aware of that. I was indeed talking about the fediverse as a whole and not just Lemmy. That's why I said I'm not convinced the fediverse is a viable alternative.
i feel the opposite. the point of the fediverse is mass expansion.
youre right, the fediverse is not the solution for a small community. you want small, phpbb is ready for you.
The point is mass adoption. The reality is that it's not ready or not current feasible for mass adoption.
the reality is its brand freakin new. it took decades for email to become ubiquitous. it took decades for reddit to gather its user base.
pointing out that the fediverse is still rough around the edges for newbs is like point out that infants cant eat steak.
I'm not sure why you are explaining to me what is already obvious. I merely stated that the fediverse isn't currently a viable alternative for the masses. You seem to agree based on your comment above?
I don’t know about that when there is still many improvements to be made for each platform.
Lemmy vs Reddit
Monthly Users (0.004%) 44k / 1.2b
Mastodon vs Twitter
804k / 335m
Mastodon vs Facebook
800k / 3b
Peertube vs Youtube
21k / 2.7b