If you’re expecting everyone to leave Reddit, you’re going to be disappointed. Most Reddit users do. Not. Care. They’ll stay for as long as Reddit entertains them.

The Twitter migration was actually a really great thing for the Fediverse. It diversified Mastodon, and made it an actually lively space. It’s still a nerdy space, but it’s so much more than it was. It’s a genuinely general and engaging microblogging space. And while, yes, it doesn’t have everything that draws the Twitter clout chasers, celebrity watchers, and journalists or politicians, it’s a viable alternative for people who are looking to actually engage with each other.

The same is true here, and will be true after tomorrow.

Edit: Autocorrect hates me

I don’t think it’s a question of enough people ditching Reddit, but just enough to create and/or provide quality content.

And really that doesn’t matter as much as participating in a platform that’s free of all the BS Reddit evolved into. Fediverse has a platform free of almost everything long term Redditors came to hate.

I suspect that I’m amongst the majority here in that I still use reddit as well as Kbin - at present the fediverse front ends just need time to introduce features to make them more usable.