If RiF ports their app to Lemmy, have it as nearly functionally as it was on Reddit as possible while accommodating the ways lemmy is different, I think it would be a winner.
I’m testing Sync and Connect. I’ve just installed Liftoff, will see if I like it but it seems promising. I’ll try Boost once available as I’ve heard good things about its Reddit version.
There are already some bots that essentially do that (perhaps not with that particular approach). Unfortunately, I think it has the opposite intended effect: organic growth doesn’t seem to take all that well.
I bit the bullet after I read there the Sync app was released. Now I’m lurking until I find the communities I love best… and it feels like they’re already starting to spring up. If I had the time to, I’d make and mod them myself.
Honestly thats all Lemmy needs. Just more content body. This software is already a really amazing drop in replacement for reddit. To be honest its easier to navigate the federation aspect with Lemmy than it is for other federated services like mastodon in my opinion.
I mean you’re right but you’re preaching to the choir here. I’m trying to convince people that wanna use reddit to come here instead. But even that is hard.
Yeah I do miss the activity on my frontpage on reddit. I find myself browsing all most of the time here when I don’t remember the last time I looked at /r/all on reddit. Sync and soon Boost coming out is going to be great in potentially bringing more people over.
Could you license this image under CCBY so that it can be uploaded to Wikimedia Commons? I’d add it to here. Let me know if that’s okay or if CCBY is mentioned somewhere.
Well, this is a screenshot that I’ve edited slightly. I’m unsure whether I can claim copyright on this image. However, if the Fediverse Observer doesn’t object, I would be glad to release it into the public domain (CC0).
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