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And updoot! Quick n easy
Also, please don't bring cringy Reddit lingo here.
If it reaches that mass, it's going to bring all of it, minus corporate control. But we could still end up with a corporate host hoovering up all the user base anyways, github style. Embrace, Extend, Monetize.
Says hitler
Well said, but I will say reddit felt more like being out in public. So you kept your distance and didn't really interact, but here feels more like being at someone's house that you know. At the moment. The federation aspect is a different wrinkle but ultimately will lead to a better experience overall. No ads is a huge bonus!
I still have the community I moderate ([email protected]) set to mod posts only, because I'm the only mod and don't want to risk someone posting something bad while I'm not on Lemmy. We really need an approved user feature like Reddit so that vetted community members can also make posts in communities where "anyone can post" isn't a good option.
That seems like it’d be pretty easy. Basically just like giving someone a moderators role but with extra tier of hierarchy below normal moderator.
Seems like a nice idea TBH … I’m generally all in favour of leaning into lemmy’s ability to create sorta blogging spaces that naturally federate (and therefore are easy to aggregate).
Lemmy and ActivityPub seems to have (nearly) everything to recreate a new blogosphere, but with federation beyond its own border over ActivityPub, comments, voting, aggregation, sorting and search built right in.
Couldn't you toggle the mod posts only option on and off based on your availability? Maybe make a pinned post explaining it and write in the times it will be available inside that post?
i joined and am using memmy, both this week. cant see how to post, only can see how to comment.
If you go to the community page, you’ll see a post button along with subscribe and about.
how do i get to the community page? and is that its name? do i look for “community page” or is it called something else? (i chose a random place to ask, its fine if you’re busy or don’t like to answer such basic stuff, i will eventually figure it all out.)
If you tap on the list button at the top left corner, you’ll see list of your subscribed communities. You can tap on any of them to go to that community page. You can also tap on the community name on a post in the main feed and go to that community. Lastly, you can also go to the search page and search for a community and go to its page. Let me know if you’re facing any difficulties.
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Agree! that's what I've been doing: Trying to build critical mass for small communities : fediverse
Yeah. Ive picked /conservative. Ive been posting a mixture of fluff and actual posts. Early days, but it seems to be picking up speed. Just post, it works!
I've seen that it's already gotten invaded, and most posts are mass downvoted.
What's the value of posting "fluff"? If you're just trying to get engagement for engagement sake, why?
Trying to get engagenent, letting other conservatives know we exist, that sort of thing.
You admit that you're posting what are essentially lies in order to attract conservatives? Y'all really are just saying the quiet part out loud.
I'd check his post history before engaging. He's trying to rebuild a spammy, dishonest right wing space in Lemmy.
He's free to do so, but it's just going to bring in trolls, bots, bad faith arguments, and extreme posting to sell shit.
I get that it's inevitable, but let's be careful what we're encouraging.
Russian bot farms need some more ukranian drones.