I certainly hope so. Cats can be so quiet too so definitely hope this was just a constructed situation.

I’m hoping this was a joke and not real. Hopefully they have blocked the corner or the cat is never actually doing that.

Sadly it’s not FOSS (just mentioning since we are in FOSS community).

I would have paid for the one-time pro payment even if it was FOSS and was just to support developers. It’s really good.

Thanks for sharing, this made me smile. Also it warms my heart to hear how you are making tech accessible to this kid.

Many of us take it for granted but I remember how my dad used to go over to family friends in his free-time to help with computer stuff. I feel like I was too young to learn but it did set an example for me.

Uh oh… Forgot about that! Please don’t tell Secreta Secretorum officials!!

I played it, enjoyed it, and had no idea what the hell is going on.

It was fun because I went in with the expectation that it’s bizarre and has a certain cult classic reputation.

Well, atleast they explained how they “fixed” the problem.

Got to love those “all good, problem solved/went away” - posted 5 years ago

Sounds like [email protected] might be a nice community to post this question to as well :)

Isn’t that very country/culture/field specific?

Will do! :)

Just wanted to comment about that awesome instance name! Cool community too :)

Perfect, I also love beehaw! Yeah just wanted to give a headsup incase you were thinking about recreating your communities :)

Want to add to this nice comment that OP is on beehaw, which to my knowledge doesn’t allow users to create communities and tries to instead have a collection of broad subject communities. But if OP wants to create a community she can make another account on another instance to do create one and use that account + this one to moderate :)

Anora was actually pretty good. Also had good humor in it.

True, and also it will make it feel less like “lemmy is dead” to new comers (something we have heard time and time again from people who are new to the fediverse) because they accidentally found the one community that was dead. It’s easier to point them to “our version” of a community they are looking for.

Even in moderately popular communities the posting frequency is quite low compared to what some people are used to. For me personally I actually like the activity level of lemmy, but we need more people to account for comings and goings of users to be able to sustain communities on the long run.

I’ve had this discussion before and the conclusion was:

Keep it as general as possible. Lemmy is still growing and small and a niche community looks often dead.

Once the community becomes too big it’s easier to split the community into more specific communities.

For example: we have quite a few communities about learning a specific language and they all seem inactive, so we are keeping a general community up ([email protected]) but don’t limit the content to anything specific. You can ask generally about languages, learning, or a specific language and you are more likely to get an answer from others than if you go to a language specific community.

Once it’s too big it will be easy for an active group of people to move to, say, [email protected] or something.

So, in short: start with a general community :)

Ah might be because you already blocked them?

Is this voyager app? Tap and hold the message to report. Who the report goes to is beyond me: instance admin? My instance admin?

I actually like that idea! (As a non-dbzer0 user). But a separate community might be too much at this point considering no one has made a comment about it. How about posts in this community with a specific “tag”? [MEGATHREAD] or something?

Just my two cents added to your suggestion.

Not really no, I haven’t bumped into any issues using the community wiki megathread so far.

My question was prompted by me accidentally using a old bookmark that took me to rentry and noticed that it had seen updates very recently and compared to lemmy community wiki which seemed like it has not been updated since october. I started wondering whether the links were still all fine and there was no need to update them, or was it simply mostly abandoned and do people rather use rentry?

I personally prefer the lemmy community edition, but I’m such a noob when it comes to piracy that I put maybe too much trust into the megathread and this was just a wake up call to double check what am I clicking on and thought maybe asking the community about the state of the wiki wasn’t a bad idea.