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beto, 11 months ago

Great point! Sorry, I'm new to Lemmy (but not to the Fediverse) and I see you're using kbin. It's easy to forget that people are not all using the same software — I'm still amazed that I can post to a Lemmy community from Mastodon, and I assume the same is true for kbin.

I had this question because i was explaining Lemmy to my partner, and her favorite subreddit is BestOfRedditorUpdates. So I wondered what would be the name of the equivalent community in Lemmy. 😊

Rodsterlings_cig, 11 months ago

Makes sense. Bike commuting definitely helps me break up the day. At one point i was cycling in the morning and then biking into work, thst wiped me out after a while.

orbit, 11 months ago

Absolutely! Each of these fit really well into the "spirit" of the game. I think Great Empire Wars and More Interactive Vassals are more varied but create a much more dynamic and interesting experience.

Kichae, 11 months ago

Jesus.

You know, I'm a year on the fediverse now, and I've watched months and months of pearl clutching over Mastodon defederations as trans-safe instances have blocked servers with admins that host TERFs and other transphobic accounts.

This has been contextualized by many as "thin skinned admins having power trips" by people who have never watched a thin skinned admin have a power trip.

And I thought I'd seen thin skinned admins have power trips before over 15 years on various message boards. Shit, I thought I'd had a couple of power trips on days when my skin's been thin back on IRC.

But that's setting a new standard for me.

Jdreben, 11 months ago

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ada, 11 months ago

@jax kbin crosses both domains. It allows you to follow regular users on Mastodon, Calckey etc, and it also has a nifty aggregation feature that lets you see non threadiverse content by attaching hashtags to a particular community

dessalines, 11 months ago

Another thing:

We do need more site admins to help us handle the applications and moderation.

For obvious reasons, we prefer ppl who have been here for a long time, and post / comment consistently. If you'd like to help us out, so that nutomic and I can focus on coding, that would be splendid.

AbsentApe, 11 months ago

We didn't start the fire. No we didn't light it but we tried to fight it.

gibandaley, 11 months ago

It would be nice to eventually have functionality like multireddit where we could individually in our own accounts combine communities from different instances into a single (specific just to our own account) community.

knighthawk0811, 11 months ago

this would be the best way. having then separate is a fundamental thing of the federation. being able to visually put them together should be on the user level.

there should be a clear notice for which comm your new posts default to. likely the instance you're actually on, but it's possible that you don't even want to join the comm for your own instance