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Ugh, I wanted to make a few sublemmys but if it's that much work, forget it. One thing that's lacking around here are the shitposting subreddit equivalents. r/Copypasta, r/shittyaskreddit, r/okbuddyretard, that kind of thing.
Exactly, bring in the shitposting and porn subs and Lemmy will flourish.
Porn is kinda difficult. There are probably few people who want to moderate and more importantly be liable for pornographic content hosted on their servers. Many Hoster also explicitly forbid adult content.
Not impossible but someone would have to do it ^^
I could also totally see something like
naughtyverse.xxxas domain name.Will probably be defederated though.
Right. Lemmy would need at least an option for admins to not show content from certain instances in the All feed. And overall more sophisticated tools for moderating remote content (e.g. side wide mods that aren’t as powerful as admins but still can remove federated posts)
As far as I understand, you can make a new community ("sublemmy") on any server, it will be federated.
You can only create a community on the server that you're on, but you could just make another account and then appoint your account on the foreign server as mod :)
That's not accurate though is it? Community creation can be enabled/disabled from the owner of the server, but there are some servers that allow it. For example: I'm on sopuli, which is not my server, and I'm able to create new communities.
sorry my explanation was bad. I meant you can create a sub on the server that you're on. Afaik only beehaw disallows this.
Oh! Today I learned... thank you!
Hmm well if anyone gets around to it before I do, make one called shittyasklemmy. I'll even help moderate it.
just make one on your server (lemmy.ml), it's literally only a few clicks. "Create Community" in the very top :)