It sounds about right to me. A quarter of Twitter, and Twitter is well known in the mainstream zeitgeist.

Many moved off reddit when thedonald subreddit got shutdown and went to other places.

It would be interesting to see how many and how it influenced the remaining users' satisfaction.

thedonald.win just broke into the top 400 sites in america, so a whole bunch of people.

Millions of people?

It had almost a million subs at it's peak.

The semi-recent crackdown on right wing or in some cases extremely left wing subs has forced many to other platforms.

I would say millions have been pushed off in one way or the other.

Can confirm this didn't just happen to thedonald subreddit, several default subreddits (i.e. country-specific subreddits, apolicital subreddits, etc) became extremely left leaning, banning different opinions, forcing people to leave, essencially.

Definitely not millions, and definitely not people. I’d imagine bots outnumbered real users in that forsaken place of a subreddit.

We should start by asking how many of the daily reddit users are bots vs humans to set a baseline.

do you have any evidence that they aren't people? if so, i'd like to see it. actually, i'd like to see any methods of determining if a reddit user is a bot or not.