Thank you.

A detailed explanation on the r/BuyCanadian sub could be impactful given they have ~300k subs.

Yea, that’s a problem, I feel without a decent mobile app it would be a worse UX for many users. Until they have mobile app options I’ll keep directing users to something like Voyager for mobile or phtn.app for desktop

What mobile app works nicely with it?

And as usual, the top comment related to Lemmy is people complaining about bad UX

I found a way to keep it super simple when referring people to Lemmy. One simple message

" Try out the Reddit alternative called Lemmy https://vger.app/

It also has a mobile app: https://vger.app/settings/install "

This way a user can just start scrolling, and if they want to comment etc. they will be asked to create a account with lemm.ee selected as a default.

This fixes most UX issues with getting onboarded

Sure but we should still improve UX

The UX the way it currently is filters out non tech savvy people, so we mostly end up with tech savvy people here.