Thanks for the encouragement!
Working on it! Right now, with this huge influx of new users, is a great time to create content that is very search engine friendly. In an effort to promote such content, I started the dance community here on kbin. Please join!
I’ve noticed some similarly weird synchronization issues when posting on japaneselanguage@sopuli.xyz: some of my posts show up on the kbin side, but not on the canonical instance.
(Also, yay for m/dance! Am creator and would love some other contributors!)
The way to avoid the fediverse suffering the same fate is not to combat extremism with an equivalent amount of antagonistic political dialogue, but to form meaningful communities around non-political topics.
Instead of bickering in circles about politics, join communities dedicated to your hobbies, career, etc.
My primary concern is for the fediverse to generate content that is search engine friendly. Generally, I don’t think that political squabbles serve that end.
I’m doing my best to practice what I preach. Check my profile.
Helps me practice my German. Unfortunately, I don’t know any German, so it doesn’t help me at all, actually.
This is how Lemmy wins.
More like an addiction, than a relationship. No need to resort to baseless personal attacks.
It doesn’t make the separation any easier, either. A clean break is sometimes necessary!
commented!
all hail ActivityPub!
Aether and Ruqqus. Descended into extremism pretty quickly.
@pumpkin Thanks! I’d not heard of this one before.
“A single death is a tragedy; a million deaths is a statistic.”
I can count on one hand the number of billionaires who have died on an experimental submersible touring the wreck of the Titanic.
Nobody looked at the Titan and thought: ahh well, they signed a waiver saying they accepted death was a possibility, there’s no point saving them.
Yeah, this author has obviously never been on the Internet before.
Although I agree with the general sentiment of other comments that are okay with the meta commentary, I do think that it is important for the federalized platforms to build up as much useful and search engine friendly content as possible during this influx of users. Although it doesn’t hurt the efforts to do so, necessarily, the meta commentary probably doesn’t help.
If the fediverse is to become a replacement for reddit, truly, then rather than simply sharing image macros and commenting about the expatriation, you should find a genuine community and contribute to it in real ways.
I actually ceased interacting on Reddit personally some time ago, and was just a lurker, using Relay to stay up to date with tech news. This was the last straw to remove the last vestiges of Reddit from my life. I’ve made a habit of reading HN and subscribing to RSS feeds, so Reddit was redundant anyways.
Geez I have to block every news community to get away from US news.