Your comment makes sense. To be honest as they stated that everyone one was involved in the redaction of the last communication it seemed just easier to ask for a complete uphold of the team.
Ye I know, it’s fucking bizarre. Every 6 months, a new reddit alternative comes up which doesn’t have apub and expects to get user by sheer charm or smt.
Well put. It's a bit disheartening, because people put time and energy in those projects, that could be used to develop the existing open source platforms...
You're correct. On the other hand, Piefed is more or less usable today, and regularly gets updates. Sublinks hasn't had meetings or progress for over 6 months.
Owning our shortcomings was the very reason we wrote this post. I thought we were pretty thorough, but if there’s something we missed that you’d like us to address, feel free to voice that here.
I think that they got out of Reddit, but they didn’t get Reddit out of themselves. They still behave like this was a Reddit-like monolithic platform; so when they see decentralisation - like multiple comms for the same topic, in different instances - they treat it as a bug, when it’s a feature.
Some people indeed don't seem to understand that if Lemmy has 43k monthly active users, it's thanks to the different instances and community. Would ml been a single forum, most of the people wouldn't have even registered. LW could have a decent following, but the regular debatable policy updates would have probably pushed people away.
Put a user poll up about whether users want this community to be migrated to .world. Keep it up for a reasonable amount of time (say a week).
I don't even get why locking the Blahaj version down should be an option. Mods can discuss opening another version of 196 elsewhere, but locking the current one down? Why?
The problem is federation, because it prevents us from seeing a complete log of the reports from any given instance.
You don't see any reports from a non-local account.
So perhaps if LBZ was the right instance to check reports from, it would have been super helpful for both parties if they accepted my application. I’m still waiting two years later.
You never bothered to ask for support on !main@lemmy.blahaj.zone ? Admins could have solved that in a few hours.
So you are telling us that even now you don't have a functional Blahaj account?
Just found this from another thread