It's fine, they don't moderate any of [email protected] or [email protected]
lemdro.id also has communities like “Microsoft” and “ChatGPT”. “Linux” is only tangentially related to programming.
Agree to disagree
I am interested in the community building, I am just not committing to do it for hundreds of them on top of the work of running the instances and on top of developing tools in the ecosystem.
I am interested in system administration, I just prefer not to commit to it on top of keeping dozens of communities active and promoting Lemmy and others on Reddit.
That's what I meant previously: we both dedicate our time and energy to different activities about the platform.
Trying to keep it fun ha ha
For what it's worth, I find your feedback valuable
Great post, thank you!
Personally my main issue with the other Fediverse communities is they are either
- on LW, which size causes a 3 days delay with aussie.zone https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/40460535
- on .ml https://feddit.nl/post/16246531
- modded by a single person not allowing meta posts (you'll probably have a few people wanting to help mod this one after this post)
- inactive
So hopefully this one will solve all of these issues
And as always, if people prefer the LW or the ml versions, that's fair, that's why we have the Fediverse
At this point in time we can probably consider the vast majority of Reddit mods as power tripping, with the small minority looking for exits like [email protected]
Maybe crosspost this to [email protected] to keep track?
Then why are you now creating another community on the same topic? Because the other mod did not want to do a metapost but ask people in private if they’d be willing to mod?
And you just pointed you the main difference between [email protected] and [email protected]
From another person
I saw your comment about the lemmy.zip mods though, so I understand you moving away from that as well.
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Communities are only visible on another instance (let's take lazysoci.al in this case) if at least one person on lazy social subscribes to the community
The general way to solve this is to use https://lemmy-federate.com/ , that uses bots on a lot of instances to subscribe to remote communities and make sure they are visible. But lemmy-federate doesn't work with Piefed.social, the instance used for this community.
However, it still seems to work, so I guess someone did subscribe: https://lazysoci.al/c/[email protected] 😄