For casual conversation, it is weird to use likes as metrics rather thsn the number of comments
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Why would you casually converse when you can competitively converse?
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You overestimate this platform's ability to carry actual human conversation.
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I make a post for casual conversation everyday. I'm hurt you didn't notice.
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Because the main casual conversation moved to piefed before tools like Lemmy federate had piefed support, so the user base got massively fractured simply because of lack of discovery across instances.
That costs a ton of momentum
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15 hits in a day is pretty active on Lemmy Scales.
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You are here.
People love talking about themselves when you ask them something.
I mean, pretty much every community is the definition of casual conversation, isn't it? 🤔
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because there is no content there.
and what content there is, is usually just spamming of boring inane nonsense by the same 1-3 people.
other places to try:
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The fediverse actually really sucks at this point. It feels so irrelevant. Hopefully it gets better
Just Post might suite your desires.
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A casual conversation would pass the time and the subject of the conversation would need to be common between both conversers. That's why weather exists.
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Folks interested in casual conversation rather than the mostly topic-focused discussions of something like Lemmy might like to try IRC.
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