I know this is the hot topic right now but let's not let Lemmy's default feed JUST be about the Reddit changes. Seek out your hobbies and comment/vote/post
I’m fairly new and don’t 100% understand it yet, but instances are run on servers that require money. Are we heading towards seeing ads or subscriptions to raise funds instead of relying on donations to cover overhead?...
I’ll bet money that multiple people will successfully monetize parts of it.
At the very least, my guess is some small shops will build businesses around apps that offer enhanced users experiences, but for fees. I’d be willing to pay for premium experiences that were well maintained.
Lemmy’s sorting logic needs love. This is the first time it’s really been pressure tested with tens of thousands of simultaneous active users. Were learning that the current logic tends to promote content longer than some people like.
If people are still commenting and voting on a 3 day old posts, those post remain promoted.
Fair point. Tye small one’s Re being hugged to death and aren’t letting any more people in, so people are gravitating towards the juggernauts, and the juggernauts are collapsing under their weight. 
Have at it. First ones I banged out in about an hour, but after looking at them on my phone, some stuff just didn’t scale well. Also that gradient background in the sandbox was just a screenshot of something I liked. Probably “fair use” but it wasn’t too hard to make some new gradients.
Tom Scott’s channel will stop six months from now (youtu.be)
Tom Scott will post 26 more videos before taking a break after 10 years of weekly content.
I know Reddit's API changes just happened today but I wanted to remind everyone to search out and actively take part in other communities!
I know this is the hot topic right now but let's not let Lemmy's default feed JUST be about the Reddit changes. Seek out your hobbies and comment/vote/post
They finally did it: Reddit made it impossible for blind Redditors to moderate their own sub (www.reddit.com)
So how long until the Fediverse is monetized?
I’m fairly new and don’t 100% understand it yet, but instances are run on servers that require money. Are we heading towards seeing ads or subscriptions to raise funds instead of relying on donations to cover overhead?...
Lemmy.world updated to 0.18.1-rc
Looks like it works....
Lemmy now has over 50,000 active daily users (lemmy.fediverse.observer)
Bay Area heat advisory in effect this weekend (www.kron4.com)
Is Lenny.ml just locked down for now, or am I doing something wrong?
How do you get registered if registration is always closed?
Lemmy resembles the old reddit experience so well that they even emulate the old reddit server performance
Took another iterative pass at some community icons (lemmy.world)
Thoughts? Feel free to be candid - you won’t hurt my feelings!
Reddit refugees vs. Lemmy sever admins (i.imgur.com)
He bulb (i.imgur.com)