I would be more than happy to take this community on as well as any other communities that need active mods.
I have extensive experience moderating on Reddit, including r/BritishColumbia until the current head mod there removed the whole team as we wouldn't tolerate his bigotry. The whole team that was removed continues to be in communication and work together on various things and can join me as the community here grows if needed.
I also run r/NiceVancouver and r/ADHD_BritishColumbia as well as some smaller ones at this point but those will migrate to Lemmy or another platform eventually.
Whatever the community wants has a place in the banner. (If Lemmy even has banners? I'm brand new to Lemmy.)
My stance on community moderation has always been that it should be democratic within the moderation team, but also within the community with the mod team actively seeking input and feedback from the users.
Hey guys, I've used plex in my home for a while but decided to share my collection with a friend. It seems that even when I can get plex to do a direct stream, it still transcodes the audio and he only gets 7.1 channel audio instead of dolby atmos....
Only 2 clients that I know of that can do Atmos sucsessfully is Nvidia Shield TV and running PlexHTPC on windows.
I can play Atmos and HDR no issues through PlexHTPC, can't get Atmos to work with the plex app on my TV's built in Android TV with the official app, no luck through chromecast or amazon TV Stick either.
Source: https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/highlights/your-bc-gas-bill-could-be-dropping-by-up-to-125year-7165486. This is an automatic repost from SubReddit r/Vancouver by a bot created by @eugene
A few years ago I created a Telegram channel which pulls around 10 top voted news every day from r/Vancouver and post it there: https://t.me/vancitynews It's a handy way to get local news, try it out...
Hey, I've been put in place as the moderator of this community as well as /c/BritishColumbia.
I have experience creating an offshoot community of r/Vancouver when I took over r/NiceVancouver.
The bot is a good idea but organically posted content is much more effective. I would kindly ask that at this time you turn it off for right now but I would be very interested in touching base with you in private to see what you can do with your skills to grow the community. I have at least one idea from a comment on this thread that would be easy to implement.
At this point unfortunately the bot comes off more as spam than anything positive that users will want to engage with.
Many people on Reddit know me, once word gets out that I'm here, the community will liven up really quick I think.
I'm going to reach out to u/cyclinginvancouver and see if they want to come over here as well. u/xlxoo would be a good addition too.
If they aren't interested in migrating here or cross-posting here with their blessing I think a bot that cross-posts their Reddit submissions once they reach a certain threshold of upvotes on Reddit here could be very beneficial while making sure it's not "spammy"
Anybody want to take over as moderator here?
The current mod is the former admin and no longer active here. Does anyone want to take over as mod, or does anyone want to nominate anyone?...
Plex and Dolby Atmos
Hey guys, I've used plex in my home for a while but decided to share my collection with a friend. It seems that even when I can get plex to do a direct stream, it still transcodes the audio and he only gets 7.1 channel audio instead of dolby atmos....
Your B.C. gas bill could be dropping by up to $125/year; FortisBC's rate change will save B.C.'s residents an average of between $90 and $125 per year on home heating bills. (www.vancouverisawesome.com)
Source: https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/highlights/your-bc-gas-bill-could-be-dropping-by-up-to-125year-7165486. This is an automatic repost from SubReddit r/Vancouver by a bot created by @eugene
Pulling news from Reddit and posting it here (lemmy.ca)
A few years ago I created a Telegram channel which pulls around 10 top voted news every day from r/Vancouver and post it there: https://t.me/vancitynews It's a handy way to get local news, try it out...