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Reddit Starts Blocking Mobile Website, Pushing Users to App Instead
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this post was submitted on 11 May 2026
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I expect another migration from reddit to lemmy. I'm not saying we are going to explode, but expect some new people in the next few weeks.
September comes early
There's not a lot of people here and I expect it to stay that way. I do not foresee the Fediverse growing that much, but I could be wrong.
too many people scattered on lemmy, piefed,,,etc. after .ee fell it got less people.
It's all the same platform though, right,?
I'm on piefed, seems good!
i dont see a large migration like with last year, it was only due to them purging so many users. reddit realized that they PURGED way too much which would just make the bots obvious, and lower engagment, i think they step off the pedal a bit, but still shadowbanning people though. they just arnt doing straight up bans(which notifies the users)