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I suspect their July user metrics will see a hit, but even if all Lemmy activity came directly out of Reddits numbers they would still be a top 10 website in the US by traffic.
You can't have "the downfall of reddit" as a goal, you can only hope for the proliferation of a better experience, hopefully here. Lemmy not dying is preferred over reddit dying.
When will we see a MySpace or Digg moment, or Yahoo moment for Reddit? When will mentioning Reddit get you an eyeroll and an "Okay, millenial" response from Gen Alpha?
What even is Digg?
Exactly. When are we going to get blank stares when we mention Reddit? That's the moment I'm looking forward to the most.
(In case you actually don't know, Digg was a precursor to Reddit, which did basically the same mistakes and got itself replaced by Reddit and forgotten way back in the MySpace era)
I actually didn't know, I only learned Reddit was a thing because it was referenced in one of the Achievables for Postal 2 on Steam
Nice. It'd be hilarious if they replaced all references to reddit with Lemmy from now on.