It feels like the same Reddit crowd from when I was in college (2011). So I’m guessing we skew towards millennials, early Gen Z folks. Definitely more tech oriented than other platforms that’s for sure. Also just as liberal as Reddit. There is a much larger focus on privacy here as well.

Humans

Internet elders

I suspect 30ish (+/- 10) males mostly

IT males from their 40s to 60s.

As a Gen Z'er, I can really feel the Millennial vibes permeating throughout Lemmy

Linux users, and people who have not yet become linux users

People that switched from Reddit.

To begin with -- we're not what you'd call -- human.

The rest of us are AI experiments trying to see if we can pass the Squander trial of the Turing test. How's it going so far?

The only strong guess that comes to my mind is that most people on Lemmy are Western European. I say this because it always seems to be who gets to a fresh new place first. Before the Twitter boom, Twitter was very Euro-centric.

As a Gen Y human I feel Lemmy appeals to my traditional forum sensibilities while being slightly streamlined. People used to host forums because they wanted to and not as a means to generate revenue.

@Squander Let us peel away your petty facades and reveal you for what your truly are!!!

fairly attractive 20-somethings, apparently.

I'm a twenty year old fascist