You can set your languages in the settings. As the warning say, make sure to keep "Undetermined" check along English
Blaze
joined 3 months ago
Hello,
Any reason you chose an instance this small? There are only 53 monthly active users. Lemmy.zip or lemm.ee would probably work better for you
You can use the link icon to get the link from your own instance
Which instances would you put into this pool besides lemm.ee and lemmy.zip?
- lemmy.world is too large
- sh.itjust.works is a non neutral name (most people probably won't mind, but some others might be deterred)
- beehaw.org is behind and deferated
- lemmy.dbzer0.com andn discuss.tchncs.de have a name that can be hard to remember
- programming.dev is topic-oriented
- lemmy.ca, feddit.nl, feddit.org and sopuli.xyz are country/language-oriented
- lemmy.blahaj.zone is queer-oriented, not sure they want people who don't support queer people to join
- other instances are probably not busy enough to have all the communities subscribed
https://fedidb.org/software/lemmy/ filtered by MAU
There was this post 2 months ago on !newcommunities@lemmy.world to list all the video games communities: https://lemmy.world/post/19252451
Maybe you could start another one?
Like what is the difference between nostupidquestions and asklemmy?
On Reddit at least, NSQ was supposed to have a "well, that might seem a stupid question" gist to it. But I agree that nowadays on Lemmy they are the same.
That usually happens when there's a LW world community and then the alternative
- !android@lemmy.world vs !android@lemdro.id
- !movies@lemm.ee vs !movies@lemmy.world
- !showsandmovies@lemm.ee vs !television@lemmy.world
Not sure why the posters on LW want to keep those active when the alternatives are more popular (e.g. !showsandmovies@lemm.ee has 2.4k monthly active users, !television@lemmy.world has 1k), and LW centralization is causing federation issues with aussie.zone but that's why they are both kept alive.
For example there’s some prime time network TV shows I watch, there’s comms for them with subscribers but they are not active.
Feel free to open threads on !showsandmovies@lemm.ee, we are the most active TV shows community
Not that subscriber count means much, especially for older communities that have 10’s of thousands of subscribers who aren’t even using the platform any more.
Agreed, active users are a better metric.
The default Web UI as well, the link icon is using your instance, the fediverse icon gives the commenter/poster's instance link
Second, you misread my comment.
I did indeed, but depends how much you define "many". Has anyone reached out to the SW.website instance about this issue? What is their answer?
For discuss.online, they seem to be doing quite well federation-wise: https://grafana.lem.rocks/d/bdid38k9p0t1cf/federation-health-single-instance-overview?orgId=1&var-instance=lemmy.world&var-remote_instance=discuss.online
There was one peak at 2 hours, that was was a single occurrence:
For programming.dev, they seem to indeed have issue with their database. To be honest, the way it's going, it would almost make sense to suggest people to switch to other instances, the issues have been going on for a while.
I am well aware of aussie.zone, as I made the meme above.
But that's still the point: are 2 instances (aussie.zone and pd.dev) of the top 20 "many" (startrek is less active)?
If there's something we're not short of, it's mobile clients