Have you tried reaching out to them to talk to them about Lemmy?
Have you tried reaching out to them to talk to them about Lemmy?
Good luck with this!
I just had an issue that might be interesting in your case. You can read it up on [email protected], but long story short, the mod of a community wasn’t happy with the way I wanted to bring some meta discussion into the community.
The main difference in this kind of situation between Lemmy and Reddit is that
Sorry to hear.
I was looking for Zenfone size phones the other day with a headphone jack, there was only the Sony Xperia. That’s really sad.
I’ll skip this one, but thanks for this initiative!
Just a small question, where is the link to the community?
It’s okay. I usually use https://lemmyverse.net/communities as a complement if I want to research communities
But wouldn’t it be great if the knitting community (for example) on beehaw.org, lemmy.ml, lemmy.world and feddit.de would be merged for me into one entity for a better browsing experience?
Why wouldn’t they merge on one instance? Seems easier, and can be done today compared to having to ask the developers to implement a complex feature.
Indeed, but I guess for most pricing might be an issue
Doing a fantastic job, thanks!
Xiaomi is number 3: https://www.idc.com/getdoc.jsp?containerId=prUS51776424
I’m curious too, depending on the instance, users can general escalate to admins, and then leave the instance if necessary.
Yes, that’s what I meant by security risk, that’s like a DoS feature.
Lemmy Community Feeder? https://github.com/Fmstrat/lcs
And on Lemmy some instances duplicate everything. For example beehaw
Are they not allowed to?
Beehaw exists for people who wanted a heavily-moderated space, and they seem to be doing well activity-wise. Do you want to force them with the rest of the instances?
There might need to be a revamp of the logo to make it a bit more appealing.
What I could definitely see happening would be instance-based merch, especially if the community feeling is strong.
Very interesting, thank you for this
This was only possible because the scale of users on a community is very low (<5000). Bigger communities have inertia effect in play.
40k of us literally left Reddit to come here due to malevolent actions from Reddit.
Migration is different from being able to view all posts of same topic community in a meta form.
Do all people interested in gaming see the discussions happening at hexbear and beehaw on those topics? The meta form seems to deny that there is a reasons why different communities exist on the same topic.
I always like there are basically two types of topics (because after all, communities are focused on a topic)
I know there is the political aspect to take into account, but for me that comes back to the first point: if enough people of the same political side want to talk about something between them, that’s good. If not, they might have to put that aside and go for the second option.
All that said, I think a lot of communities probably should be looking at negotiating a merge.
Strong agree
Good luck with this!
Interestingly enough, I always thought that Blahaj had a !trans community as they are a queer instance at their core, but it seems it wasn’t the case.