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@db0@hachyderm.io said in So, is it getting quieter here in the #Fediverse; is it even dying?:
> For example on microblogging I can't see the comments from @Blaze towards @schnurrito because they were announced by the @fediverse to everyone,

Wait, doesn't that mean you should see it? If a user on the Mastodon server is following the category then they should receive a copy of everything.

In fact it's that they shove every boost into the home feed that is the problem...

@mho @heiseonline @fediverse Auch hier bei uns ist ein leichter, aber stetiger Anstieg messbar.

@mho @heiseonline @fediverse The lack of consistent federation between microblogging and threadiverse doesn't help either. For example on microblogging I can't see the comments from @Blaze towards @schnurrito because they were announced by the @fediverse to everyone, but mastodon just ignores it unless it's address to the OP.

The threadiverse feels as active as usual imho. We still can't really attract non-early adopters (i.e. privacy and FOSS enthusiasts), but the next reddit exodus is inevitable at some point.

Both are good explanations, thanks!

@panda_abyss @cabbage

I always thought, that there's no month, where less people are on vacation, and that's why so many are reading the news.

For us as a tech magazine, it's also CES which is in January.

Huh, didn’t realize it was a cross post

!fedigrow@lemmy.zip tries to assess the activity levels of regular posters, and it's a bit quiet lately sometimes indeed

What we can probably expect is some consolidation of inactive or barely active communities to get more activity in one place