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  • Good idea. Now we just have to convince the rest of the people ;)

  • Good idea!

  • That's unfortunate

  • That's really unfortunate

  • Exponential growth starts slowly...

  • Nice to hear! Yeah activity is still way lower than on Reddit but it's slowly increasing. :)

  • I'd also call it a forum format. Btw subreddits are simply called communities here :)

  • Cool how was the switch for you? Do you like or miss something in particular?

  • Haven't heard about NodeBB yet but it looks awesome! Also, yes it looks like it's supporting federation.

  • So you basically mean something like Lemmy but for forums?

  • There is no central management on Lemmy. Every instance is managed by someone else. Nobody can decide something for all of Lemmy.

  • Always a great idea!

  • automation tool

    I'm currently plan something like this. But I don't think just posting everything would be a good idea. I thought about a few uprising posts a day at most per community.

    Google

    Lemmy already gets indexed by search engines.

    I've started Europe Pub about 10 days ago and Google has already indexed hundreds of pages: https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Aeurope.pub

  • Just start with something. The more that participate with good content, the better :)

  • Do you have ideas to get more people to move over from Reddit to Lemmy?

  • I run a forum where the first post was started 23 years ago.

    That's cool!

    People still keep using this trash!

    Why? I mean if it can be destroyed on a whimp again should be reason enough to not use it again.

  • How would this help against defederation?

  • This is so true! I always hated the Slack/Discord format and will always do. It's just a mess.

  • That sounds like an awesome idea! I'm sure that many forum owners don't even know that they can federate.