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I also may boost posts I make with alts, but I'm mainly here so that should be rare.

  • Besides, and related to "not being a platform", it helps break the idea of everyone having to share the same space with everyone. If two groups can't have a healthy relationship, it is healthier for them to cut ties with each other. Meanwhile, the oligarchic platforms being as big and with barely any internal borders makes for the toxic environment of places like Reddit and Twitter that predates recent polemics.

  • Something though, I think it'd be better to have a cut-off of MAU or some other relevance metric, as otherwise smaller instances defederating from major ones may sneakily make the major one seem more isolated than it really is.

  • A bit scarier than the previous one at first glance, but the single line explanation including everything needed to understand makes it easier to read.

  • If Wafrn has hardcoded search links, maybe follow a tag from Mastodon with RSS, and set links to redirect to your instance's search?

  • To @mangobanana@discuss.online, if you make a community, either the pottery one if you feel like making a second one or any other community, feel free to post about the newly made community to either/both !communitypromo@lemmy.ca and !newcommunities@lemmy.world.

    The more people follow a given community, the more it propagates whenever a post is made, and the more it propagates, the higher is the chance of someone feeling like interacting with the community or even following. And making the post to either/both communities helps giving an initial boost, though persistence in keeping posting until it gains traction should still be needed.

  • An analyst I follow says if you can't see logic in a move, chances are you aren't looking with the right premise. Trying to go by that, at least to me, the only premise that matches their behavior is that they want to destroy their own brand.

    But if that's the case, the whys still evade me. Are they "burning books" so the only truth is of the AI they're formally feeding? Or perhaps being an open forum, it is a problem with Wiston Smiths about for a while trying to rewrite history? Or perhaps it's a way to tarnish the image of something that despite its flaws, used to work minimally? Or is management of the company a bunch of trend-chasers in damage control mode?

  • God I hope the fediverse gets bigger than it is now

    Haven't checked your post history so saying that generically, but hope must be accompanied by action. So to those that have the same feeling, I invite to look for ways they can help.

  • Maybe a good middle ground would be to make posts answering questions others might have but that weren't asked yet?

  • Maybe to dye something red? Like "you red it"? 🤭

  • Most frictionless places to push for I think would be in sites like linktr.ee and in the bio of services that aren't direct competitors. Though also of minimal benefit if you're not a public figure (journalist, artist, developer, someone actively posting whatever, etc.)

  • Dunno its history, but Kbin.earth is Kbin in name only, at least nowadays. The instance is powered by the engine's currently maintened fork, Mbin.

  • Media outlets usually have RSS feeds, so you could send these feeds to @birb@rss-parrot.net so it generates a bot for tracking each feed.

  • If I may add, I'd also suggest picking a more generalist instance to have access to a broader range of posts, like lemmy.zip, lemmy.world (yours), or using other softwares, kbin.earth and piefed.social.

  • I get the same impression, generally chill people.

  • It's pretty intuitive once you get the idea, so I don't think the map by itself is bad. Maybe just needed an extra explanation about the encircled instances.

  • Digg came and went so fast it was weird. Usually I'd expect administration to wait a little while longer before deciding it's not worth it.

  • Fediverse @lemmy.world

    lemmy.world /post/49993072
  • Actually Lemmy does it, not Mastodon

    Ah, wasn't aware

  • Opensource @programming.dev

    Elon Musk announced the entire codebase of X/Twitter will be going open source

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    What to study to be able to host a site?

  • Enshittification @slrpnk.net

    Love having my account, or parts of it, kidnapped while I don't agree to the unwanted and alleged "protection"

  • ADHD @lemmy.world

    Specific languages helping at focusing?

  • Fediverse @lemmy.world

    Made a graph of the "wider" fediverse - is this correct?

  • Fediverse @lemmy.world

    Looks like now Mbin, at least on mobile, mixes threads and microblog posts

  • Fediverse @lemmy.world

    Ernest is alive

  • Fediverse @lemmy.world

    Beware when following communities/magazines on Mastodon

  • raspberrypi @lemmy.ml

    Testing a Raspberry Pi 3B as an internet hotspot - anything I should be concerned about?

  • Raspberry Pi @programming.dev

    Update on Grayjay on a Raspberry Pi5: it works!

  • Raspberry Pi @programming.dev

    Grayjay on a Raspberry Pi5?

  • raspberrypi @lemmy.ml

    Grayjay on a Raspberry Pi5?

  • Fediverse @lemmy.world

    Instances for Portuguese and / or Italian speakers?

  • Fediverse @lemmy.world

    Some "quasi features" for Mbin through Ublock Origin filters