This is the best analysis I’ve seen so far. The majority of posts I have seen say “reddit is an inch from death”, which isn’t even remotely close to accurate. A site can be a 3rd tier, boring, corporate-owned collection of content that has non-exciting revenue, but that’s not dead.

https://www.pcmag.com/news/as-reddit-crushes-protests-its-user-traffic-returns-to-normal

Reddit still has hundreds of millions of active users per month. They may have lost some people, but this many eyeballs has a huge potential for profit.

I would say it goes further than different, I’d say better, as no one is “covering up” anything over here.

Various subreddit moderators getting kicked out, the general mood on reddit, etc. It’s also nice to know it’s not censored on lemmy…

I’m curious why this is classified as “losing battle”… seems pretty successful so far to me.

Smaller domains are blocked all the time, ask your local email admin… just because you’re not getting messages about it doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen