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What are some dying and dead niche lemmings?
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this post was submitted on 24 Nov 2023
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The big stuff has transferred quite nicely, as have tech communities, but other niche communities seem to have floundered. Even ones that explicitly and openly made the switch died off, like r/streetphotography. It seems raw user count is pretty critical to supporting them.