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[email protected] is starting to get more traction, thank you @[email protected], @[email protected], @[email protected], @[email protected] and everyone who posts there

FYI @[email protected]

[email protected] an community for alternative gaming is slowly growing at the moment there are 79 subscribers. so far from the 35 post only one is not mine. I get some occasional comments which is nice.

I a pinned thread with a collection of news in a form of a zine somewhat similar to what user PerfectDark does from the steamdeck and games communities. It includes a poll asking if game mods and romhacks should be part of the community and so far I have only 3 votes.

[email protected] still going strong.

Seems like [email protected] isn't as active anymore, maybe this will lead to consolidation

The various spaceflight communities I've been growing ([email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]) are chugging along nicely, aided by some posts by @[email protected] and @[email protected].

I've been able to be a bit more hands-off with [email protected] and [email protected], thanks to @[email protected], @[email protected], @[email protected], and @[email protected]. I've started crossposting some posts to [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected] to build them up a bit.

Attempted consolidation of corvid communities to [email protected] went... poorly, but hey, you win some, you lose some.

[email protected] had a few posts in the past week, which was nice.

I'm still feeding [email protected] with Reddit content, but a couple weeks ago someone other than me posted one!

Memes on [email protected] seem to be getting quite a bit of traction, though the inactivity of the single admin on that instance is a bit worrying in the long-term... might be soon time to consider relocating.

crazypeople.online has seen slow but steady local growth as well as growth within the communities we host. We have a few regulars in most communities now and new people engaging with the content more regularly. Here's the rundown:

Gained ~20 Subscribers

• [email protected] just shy of 200 this week.
• [email protected] exactly the same at 198.
• [email protected] breaks through 100 subscribers this week.

Gained ~15 Subscribers

• [email protected] over 130 this week.

Stagnant Growth

• [email protected] still just over 50.

A BIG THANKS to everyone across the fediverse who participates in our communities. I don't want to tag the same few people every week but you're all awesome for helping turn an empty space into communities with a pulse. 🙏

We try to offer some low stress retreats from some of the more headline dominated communities. If you haven't checked us out you definitely should, you might find your new favorite hang out.

I've been starting to get a few posts (besides me) showing up in [email protected], so that's good! I feel like there are a few too many communities (there are 7 general Star Trek communities, plus the more specific ones) for the amount of users currently here, but that's how it goes! The community founder decided not to continue, so I decided to take over rather than let it disappear.

[email protected] still going strong, hopefully we're getting closer to consolidation with [email protected] and [email protected]

I love how different people respond to these threads every time. Really helps me discover cool comms.

Quite happy with [email protected], thank you for everyone contributing there

[email protected] is off to a great start with over 60 sub's, I hope someone else whos into detecting on Lemmy will eventually post occasionally too. For now its just me digging holes in my back yard a few times a week.

I recently took over [email protected] the mods were inactive for years and the pinned post were outdated which started to bug me after months.

I didn't like the description was just "were a replacement for the reddit r/localllama community" with same thumbnail and everything. Fuck reddit, our communities aren't cheap copycats nor should we treat them that way. So I rewrote the description and helped make some new community artwork. People seem to like the new changes which I'm happy about I spent hours editing and colorizing that stupid purple llama picture.

I also recently became mod of [email protected] and gave it a similar glowup with new art rewritten description and unpinned years old inactive post.

I'm not super big into number tracking except for metaldetecting since thats truly my baby. I hope the communities I look after continue to grow at the speed they were meant to.

[email protected] I made it to post random stuff I couldn’t elsewhere. On rare occasions others post. Satisfied with that tbh since its not like I have a karma score or whatev

[email protected] still getting regular activity

[email protected] is doing pretty well. We're close to a thousand subscribers. One thing I've noticed is that even on the occasional days where there are no new posts, we're consistently getting new subscribers. I'm guessing it's a testament to the staying power of certain posts and also the fact that the community is pretty high up in various animation/anime/cartoon related directories.

It's something that's made me more comfortable with going a day or even multiple days without a new post whereas in the past I would desperately search for anything remotely relevant to post and sometimes find myself a little burnt out because of that. Now, not only are there a decent number of other regular posters but I don't really freak out too much if I can't find anything compelling and relevant to post.

[email protected] is going great, we got some new mods and frequent posts, I'm building up a backlog of music to listen to!

first day for [email protected]

focused on traveling Q&A and a podcast i started

Sigh... Kinda bad. I don't search for latex porn and photos like I used to, real life and all gets in the way. [email protected]

Lemmy doesn't feel as centered around that stuff, and I don't think that's a bad thing.

[email protected] has been going great, it's a really great group of people and interaction is good. I've been blown away by how supportive so many lemmy men have been about it!

[email protected] has a new mod, she's keen to develop it so I'm excited to see where it goes from here

Pleased that [email protected] has attracted posters who aren't me in its first few days of existence! Thanks to it I played some automation games again. Mindustry may not be for me… I'll give it an honest shot but I just hit the tower defense tutorial and am feeling a bit leery. I'm not a "violence in video games is bad" type so not sure why I am getting like this.

Waiting for the day the Fediverse gets more users. I mod 3 communities now and I am letting it go because small platform, someone has to provide content, and although I am fully capable of posting without being a mod the things I'd like to post about don't always have preexisting communities (or have a dead one, so precedent to recreate—the "hey that's too specific, just post in a big general community" hurdle tends to be presented less often when the community already existed on the Fediverse). But in a normal situation this feels too powermoddy.

I have been thinking of starting something up. Is there a guide? Mines pretty boring but I might attract a few other simple craft geeks.

@[email protected] I just realized I posted the other thread in the wrong community

[email protected] went through a week of dormancy but seems to be waking up with the daffodils and has hit 400

@[email protected] , sorry I just realized I posted the first thread to the wrong community 😅