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  • You can migrate your subscriptions in the settings (import / export as a JSON file, easier to do on a computer).

    You would lose your comments and posts history, but you can refer to the old account on your new account so that people curious would know it's you. Also, if you keep the same name and avatar, most of the people wouldn't notice.

  • I had a quick look, no post for 2 days, the two post of todays are reposts from someone who posted them to !linux@programming.dev too. The mod hasn't been active for a month.

    And having a community off LW for a change is nice, this is like hitting two birds with one stone.

  • I had a look at your community, do you want to save post and comments?

    If not, the easiest way is to announce on the current community where you are going to move, then lock it, so that people indeed move to the new one.

    I did it from !casualconversation@lemmy.world to !casualconversation@lemm.ee, it worked quite well.

  • Especially the derogatory use of the word „tankie“ is unacceptable imo.

    Not a fan either.

    I‘d prefer if people started debates and tried to find common ground instead. For the reason of decentralization I would like less popular „versions“ of the communities to thrive.

    Are you on !fedigrow@lemm.ee? That's a topic we discuss quite often there

  • I guess this more a top 10 list than our extensive thread

  • Nice, thanks!

  • privacyguides does seem to have a decent number of active users,

    I agree, that's what I mentioned in that thread. But still, we might want to see if the instance is still managed, or if it will go bust like lemmy.film or iusearch.fyi

    !comicstrips@lemmy.world content is very similar to !comics@lemmy.ml.

    The more specific one is !comicbooks@lemmy.world

  • these daily announcements threads on an instance that’s already defederating apparently

    Where has LW announced that they would be defederating?

    If you want to build up alternatives, post and comment so they’re more active.

    Which is what they are trying to achieve by promoting those communities in this post?

  • Following the other post, which lemmy.ml communities don't have alternatives on other instances?

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  • Fedia.io would be nice. That would be a change and promote Mbin a bit

  • Following the other post, which lemmy.ml communities don't have alternatives on other instances?

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  • Nice one indeed

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  • Hey

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  • Posting pictures from Mastodon to Lemmy doesn't fully work IIRC

  • In the first case, having the community on sopuli.xyz rather than lemmy.world is a step towards decentralization.

    There is a certain level of consolidation to be had to that community are active enough to survive. Otherwise you have plenty of inactive communities. Ideal from a decentralization perspective, but lacking as discussion spaces.

  • Following the other post, which lemmy.ml communities don't have alternatives on other instances?

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  • Very nice comment above.

    Also, I’ve just posted in the meta community about this, generally poking around the issue and what happened and how better administration might be possible.

    https://lemmy.ml/post/16565387?scrollToComments=true. The community is local, you need a lemmy.ml account to see it.

  • Following the other post, which lemmy.ml communities don't have alternatives on other instances?

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  • Following the other post, which lemmy.ml communities don't have alternatives on other instances?

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  • Thanks, trying to help!