cross-posted from: https://kbin.social/m/fediverse/t/893150

Lemmy instances by number of communities with over 1 thousand (5 thousands, 10 thousands) of monthly users:

Lemmy.world: 122, 30 over 5K, 12 over 10K, 1 over 20K (Technology, Lemmy Shitpost, News, Politics, World News, Memes, Comic Strips, Microblog Memes, Ask Lemmy, Political Memes, Linux Memes, No Stupid Questions)
Lemmy.ml: 30, 7, 4 (Memes, World News, Ask Lemmy, Linux)
sh.itjust.works: 11, 5, none (White People Twitter, Games, Greentext, Funny, NonCredibleDefense)
Hexbear, 12, none, none (Chapo Trap House, The Dunk Tank, generic named communities)
Lemmy NSFW 10
Sopuli 8, 1 (Memes, Ukraine, Steam Deck, Meow_IRL, AnarchyChess, Aneurysm Posting, NYT gift articles, Map Enthusiasts)
Lemm.ee 7 (Movies and TV, Cyanide and Happiness, Artporn, YUROP, Movies, BrainWorms, Conservative)
Beehaw 6 (Technology, Gaming, FOSS, Politics, World News, Humor)
Lemmy.ca 6 (PC Gaming, Canada, Nostalgia, Cool Guides, Offbeat, Men’s Liberation)
Midwest.social 5, 1 (The Onion, Lord of the memes, Memes, The Right Can’t Meme, Religious Cringe)
SLRPNK 5, 1 (Climate, Memes, Solarpunk, Antiwork, tombstone of „TwoXChromosomes”)
/0 4, 1, 1 (Piracy, ADHD memes, Lefty Memes, Stable Diffusion Art)
Feddit.de 4, 1 (Europe, ich_iel, DACH, Deutschland)
Mander 3, 1, 1 (Science Memes, Science, Astronomy)
Programming.dev 3, 1 (Programmer Humor, Programming, Comics)
Lemmy.zip 3 (Global News, Technology, Gaming)
Feddit.uk 3 (UK, UK politics, Casual UK)
Lemmygrad 3 (GenZedong, World News, Comradeship)
Blåhaj Lemmy 1, 1, 1 (196)
Star Trek Website 2 (RISA, Star Trek)
ani.social 2 (Anime, Animemes)
Lemmon 1, 1 (Tails)
TTRPG Network 1, 1 (RPGMemes)
Lemdroid 1 (Android)
Reddthat 1 (Memes)
KDE 1 (KDE)
Futurology.today 1 (Futurology)
Aussie Zone 1 (Australia)
Lemmy.one 1 (Privacy Guides)
Lemmy Fan 1 (Weird News)
Diagon Lemmy 1 (The Leaky Cauldron)
tchncs 1 (Right to Repair)
Smeargle 1 (mirror of Hacker News)

  • Lemmy.world has got a plurality of 1K/mo Lemmy communities. (122 vs 140) Lemmy.world and Lemmy.ml together make a majority of 1K/mo Lemmy communities (152)
  • Lemmy.world has got a majority of 5K/mo Lemmy communities (30 vs 22)
  • Lemmy.world has got a majority of 10K/mo Lemmy communities (12 vs 7)
  • Lemmy.world has got only 20K/Mo Lemmy community
  • Only 1K/mo national “sublemmies” are Canadian, Australian, British and German. Only non-English 1K/mo “sublemmies” are German.
    • Ada@lemmy.blahaj.zoneOP
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      8 months ago

      What do you mean waiting to migrate?

      Post history migration will never be implemented. But you can already use apps to move over your subscribe lists etc.

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    8 months ago

    I’m extremely grateful for all the work Ruud and his team has done to make Lemmy.world possible but I see the limitations in it that I didn’t understand 9 months ago when I started. My communities are all pretty small and I guess I can just start over but I wish there was a way to migrate my comm to a new instance with my subscriber lists and posts so that I can move my sillyness to a small well maintained instance

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          8 months ago

          Negative:

          1. Ask the community if they would be okay to move. If there is a big backlash, just stay there.
          2. Open the new community on the new instance, add the sidebar, the banner, everything to make it look like the previous one.
          3. Post the the old community a link to the new community. Lock the old community.
          4. Add a few posts to the new community to make the transition smoother
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            8 months ago

            Ah I see, that isn’t really what I had in mind, bummer. That to me is starting over which is I guess the plan. Thanks!