Interesting. Subscribers aren’t usually the best metrics to assess a community, as ghost accounts are still subscribed, active users is usually a better one.
That doesn’t really say much, the most active video games community on the Threadiverse are !gaming@lemmy.world or !games@sh.itjust.works and have thousands of monthly active users.
!videogames was meant to be a place to talk about video games, not a gamer identity space.
And by the way, I dislike gamer culture as much as bro culture. I specifically put “This is not a gamer identity space” in the rules, and people seemed to appreciate that.
If you’re seeing a theme here, it’s that I am against toxic masculinity wherever it exists.
Anyways, it’s all well and good. There will be another place to host something similar in good time.
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No, !fediversenews was brought over from Friendica.
!amiga and !record pics were started on piefed.social, and they each had 500 subscribers.
!videogames had 250 subscribers.
!sizz, !blue, and !lumoura were all sizable, but I forget what the exact numbers were.
!eats, !comicbooks, and !books were all new and only had a handful of followers.
There were a few others, I think. But I only posted there sporadically.
Interesting. Subscribers aren’t usually the best metrics to assess a community, as ghost accounts are still subscribed, active users is usually a better one.
Well, if that’s the metric, then I was doing very well. !videogames was one of the most active communities on piefed.social before it was deleted.
That doesn’t really say much, the most active video games community on the Threadiverse are !gaming@lemmy.world or !games@sh.itjust.works and have thousands of monthly active users.
I’m pretty sure !videogames@piefed.social at a different level
!videogames was meant to be a place to talk about video games, not a gamer identity space.
And by the way, I dislike gamer culture as much as bro culture. I specifically put “This is not a gamer identity space” in the rules, and people seemed to appreciate that.
If you’re seeing a theme here, it’s that I am against toxic masculinity wherever it exists.
Anyways, it’s all well and good. There will be another place to host something similar in good time.