At least the issues with lemmy.world seem to have been resolved. While I’m sure some folks were put off by the challenges, I don’t think that the migration is anywhere close to finished. What’s key now is to ensure that Lemmy has good engagement and content for people to interact with. From what I’ve seen, a lot of users here were lurkers primarily on Reddit, but are contributing more here in order to help get things off to a good start. If we keep that energy and keep improving the experience, then it’s entirely possible that Lemmy can be seen at a minimum as a viable alternative to Reddit for folks who don’t like what they’ve got going on over there.