I don’t like centralized services. I also never pretended the opposite.

This is for me and my usage. The caveat is that not everyone is in the tech. We can look at the disastrous communication of Mastodon. They focussed and lots of people promoting it focussed too on the “decentralized argument”. This backfired. It was not clear for the public. A good strategy would have been to market Mastodon as an alternative with an easy process to create an account on the general website. Tech people would have chosen another server and do their stuffs. People would learn progressively the decentralization part and move from server to server. This takes time. We have to put great strategies in places and be patient to bring the public to the fedi.

We are on Lemmy and some are against everything who is centralized.

There was a post about it. And, I get Lemmy as result in my Google search multiple times.

Beside what is said, sometimes Lemmy appears in search results. It’s a factor of growth.

I see Lemmy on Google too. It surprised me at first but I like that it get indexed.

Pixelfed is underrated by the people.

Mastodon is also about following the groups about your interests.

Fedilab, Husky (I know it’s a fork)