You look a bit skinny, son.
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Yeah, we need more users. The fediverse/lemmy is stagnating in content because we don't have enough people with niche interests. It's mostly US-centered politics; we need more stuff from around the world. Fediverse/lemmy needs more users.
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Star Trek too!
Well I don't apologize for that one.
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Well I don't apologize for that one.
Would never ask you to.
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Don't forget "conspiracist" : fluoridated because Russia wants to weaken our sperm
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Would never ask you to.
Well goddammit I've gotta post more now then don't I? Gimme a second to start the music...
Also another meme to add to the folder of memes made about me... I have a folder. This is such a weird feeling.
Tell your godfather I said that I do not know him but I love him and wish him nothing but the most aggressive (in however he wishes it) Pon Farr.
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This thread: "It's because of all the assholes! Why, nearly everybody I meet here is an asshole!"
"This is a defamation, sir!"
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don't forget the ' i am sad and lonely and broke, how do i get a gf' posts.
I have literally never seen one post like that on lemmy.
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Haven't had to deal with a single power hungry mod since I've been here.
Oh boy. Yepowertrippingbastards are a thing on lemmy.
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The worst thing is that the linux circlejerk leaks even to communities focused on other platforms, like apple, nintendo, microsoft, google. Effectively these communities are permanently brigaded.
Permanently brigaded lmao
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Quality over quantity.
Unfortunately there is a handful of "power users" spamming low quality memes in all 10 communities they created, every day.
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Good. Stable and safe growth, not infinite or quick.
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I agree except it feels like people are way more active here than on reddit, me personally I never commented but I comment all the time on here. Lemmy feels really active even without a ton of users (especially discussion threads)
That is true because the individual engagement is much higher in a smaller community. On reddit you'd just be one of thousands shouting into the void. It also helps that Lemmy pushes new comments to the top.
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Yeah, we need more users. The fediverse/lemmy is stagnating in content because we don't have enough people with niche interests. It's mostly US-centered politics; we need more stuff from around the world. Fediverse/lemmy needs more users.
I like it the way it is, but fuck me right
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Well goddammit I've gotta post more now then don't I? Gimme a second to start the music...
Also another meme to add to the folder of memes made about me... I have a folder. This is such a weird feeling.
Tell your godfather I said that I do not know him but I love him and wish him nothing but the most aggressive (in however he wishes it) Pon Farr.
Start the music you say? Daring today, aren't we? [Full disclosure, everything I know about Star Trek comes from memes and the 12 or so TNG episodes I've seen]
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This certainly needs to be said and I know exactly what your talking about, but lets be real here. This is an online space, it's always gonna have that element to it.
I'm personally very excited to have more folks flow in from reddit tho.
I'm personally very excited to have more folks flow in from reddit tho.
That would definitely stink up the place. But... I have a plan.
We need to come up with a new SSO for the fediverse, one that has an OPAD that only yields a code if it doesn't detect BO.
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I like it the way it is, but fuck me right
Same. I migrated from reddit because reddit are miserable bastards. There's still some humanity here
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Unfortunately there is a handful of "power users" spamming low quality memes in all 10 communities they created, every day.
Block them?
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That is a naive point IMO. I have a 50+ word long block list, and I'm still getting US politics, tankie propaganda or climate doomer post on my mainly meme feed. I haven't figured out how to properly filter them out, but at that point the platform would look almost abandoned from the perceived lack of posts.
Piefed has multicommunities. Makes it easier to have different feeds based on different topics
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Good. Stable and safe growth, not infinite or quick.
Are we looking at the same graph? What i see is stable decline.
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The issue is there just isn't as much pull for the European/Canadian/Asian communities yet.
Every now and then I check to see if any activity has upticked in any of the UK subs yet, but the first post is always like a month ago. What can ya do.
Activity on feddit.uk communities seems quite good?
- !casualuk@feddit.uk
- !unitedkingdom@feddit.uk
