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Blaze (he/him)

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  • no good way to easily consolidate content from similar, or even identical, communities across instances.

    Lock one community, pin a post to the community you are merging with. Done.

    !casualconversation@lemmy.world as an example

  • So if you wanted to you could merge two c/memes feeds from different instances.

    Mods can already consolidate at this moment by locking one of the community and pointing to the other. It seems like everyone prefers to have a meme community on their instance for some reason

  • I was going to point out the irony

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  • That does not completely block an instance. Users from that instance would still show up in the comments.

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  • The question is more "how many people on Lemmy know about the ml political stance"

    Posts like this (https://feddit.org/post/3912054) with 205 comments show that most of the people are usually aware.

    For new joiners, there is a post on !newtolemmy@lemmy.ca about this.

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  • Who cares how others use Lemmy? I don’t.

    I do, because I would like Lemmy to reach 100k monthly active users, so that other posters can join communities I keep alive. Lemmy.ml reputation is detrimental to this.

    On the other hand, I respect the Lemmy devs as developers, just not as admins.

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  • That's nice, thanks for your posts

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  • Switch to Piefed or Mbin?

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  • Yes, I guess for tech people the political stances are irrelevant, they just want the most active communities

    Having access to the devs via !lemmy@lemmy.ml and !lemmy_support@lemmy.ml is probably why

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  • Fair points, to be honest. We can all do better.

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  • Piefed is more promosing. Sublinks has been on hold for a while now

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  • I mentioned l !linux@programming.dev already

    The alternatives are there, most of the people just don't seem to care enough to leave the .ml ones

    Several hexbear communities are also in the top 50.

    Are they? I see 2.6k monthly active users for !chapotraphouse@hexbear.net, which is definitely lower than top 50, seems more like 80 or 90, or even past 100 (currently on my phone, can't really count accurately, and Lemmyverse doesn't have row numbers)

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  • I see, I usually use PWA myself, but I've heard quite a few people saying that apps were a deal breaker for them

  • What I am suggesting is some sort of scaling system for the fediverse, which will default to grouping people by locality.

    With the current growth we have, something like this seems enough.

    "Lemmy currently has 42k monthly active users.

    Feel free if you have any questions."

    https://reddit.com/comments/1hvvu37/comment/m64n3hp seems enough

    Once we'll get those two too large, we can suggest others