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I'm less settled on Lemmy, but fully settled in the Threadiverse. Basically I see Lemmy like my current Linux distro: It's good and getting the job done, but I'm always watching the next iteration in the ecosystem.
That said, I feel like I've landed on a good host and alternate frontend that I like. And I LOVE that I can choose my host and frontend.
As you should be:-). Plus don't forget that you can host your own instance too - be it Lemmy, Kbin, Mbin, discuss.online's newer thing, or whatever.
And it's only 0.19.3 alpha software - there's so much room to contribute to it, or at least watch it grow:-).
Likewise as people get deeper into Linux, "distros" become far less relevant bc you no longer depend on others to make those decisions for you, and can make anything happen that you want, at any time.