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Seems a lot. I already feel like I stretch myself too thin sometimes, and I'm just a poster, not an admin of 15 instances.
We locked and migrated !football@lemmy.world to !football@lemm.ee, so not sure what you mean?I'm not active on the two others, but just noted that the LW versions are active
!Football@lemm.ee !nba@lemmy.world, with an impressive 66 comments post 4 days ago: https://lemmy.world/post/25015517!nfl@lemmy.world has 10 comments on their last posts
I have almost 2000 posts already.FYI, I see indeed 1.43k posts on your https://communick.news/u/rglullis, but https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/u/rglullis@communick.news only shows 597. SJW shows 617: https://sh.itjust.works/u/rglullis@communick.newsSo not sure where you posted the missing ones, but it seems like it was on communities that large instances do not follow.
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With options (2) and (3), I could come up with strategies to solve this. We could, e.g, repost only what has reached a certain number of likes on Twitter, or limit one bot to post only once per hour/day. Etc.That would be nice!
How would it work, in terms of number of bots? Would it be one bot per mirrored account? If they only post to relevant communities (such as !Football@lemm.ee or !nba@lemmy.world ), that could help to have more activity. There would probably need to be some fine-tuning about the number of posts. Some reporters post a lot, that could potentially flood those communities.
Servers per language/country make sense. It's nice to be able to see content relevant to your language/country in Local.
And we don’t need a network of websites that are tailored to “looking exactly like every other website, because we couldn’t be arsed to pick a niche”.That's the whole point of the Fediverse, and Lemmy instances. Mastodon instances look like each other, to an extend. And even here, https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/ and https://lemmy.world/ default themes look different. If you want a truly different layout, there is https://fedia.io/m/floatingisfunBut that's a unique case, because Mbin allows community-based themes
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