Yeah, trying to jeep them active ha ha

IceShrimp is cool if you liked FireFish

Defederate Threads. There is no way the Fediverse communities survive a 100 million users platform joining.

Lemmy is 50k monthly active users

Than you for your posts on !avatar@lemmy.world by the way

Interesting, thanks

Nice comment, have a good one

Thanks for sharing !

Thank you for your valuable comment.

I believe there are some others in other languages.

There is Mbin in PHP!

Here is your community viewed from Mbin: https://kbin.run/m/koalawallawoods@lemmy.world

As you can see, posts are there, it’s possible to comment as well.

It will be the same for Sublinks

Vert good point

Don’t lemm.ee and sh.itjust.works have a very low number of defederations?

You know what, they just seem so pushy lately about Nitro and stuff that I didn’t even get the joke

I opened Discord yesterday, seems like now they even have lootboxes, what the heck

Good to see Lemmy compatibility!

Mastodon has groups similar to Lemmy communities, Threads could definitely implement them too.

Hello, thank you for your comment!

I agree with most of it, except the following.

In other words, even if you’re super interested in french cinema, there is no need to centralize all users interested in this topic on a single french cinema instance.

The local feed is still important for people to discover new communities. There is a reason most of the French speakers on Lemmy are on Jlai.lu, it’s because it allows them to find other French speaking communities more easily. I say this for French, but https://literature.cafe is the same for books, and https://programming.dev for programming.

Otherwise, the local feed is wasted, and with the issues we currently have with discoverability of communities, it definitely helps.

Key forks are much more aesthetically pleasing

Negative:

1. Ask the community if they would be okay to move. If there is a big backlash, just stay there.
2. Open the new community on the new instance, add the sidebar, the banner, everything to make it look like the previous one.
3. Post the the old community a link to the new community. Lock the old community.
4. Add a few posts to the new community to make the transition smoother

Hello,

I migrated a few communities in the past. Usually, it’s okay, except if you really have a lot of valuable content, it happens quite smoothly.

If people ask, it was from !dundermifflin@lemmy.ml to !dundermifflin@lemm.ee

Hello,

Thank you for this post, a nice piece of positivity among the tensions from the last few days.

You are a great person, thank you for your work.