@[email protected] for the football threads

@[email protected] as it seemed the previous ping didn’t went through

@[email protected] as it seemed the previous ping didn’t went through

Test 2: @[email protected]

It went pretty well, we are now established on [email protected], the activity level seems similar. If we lost people in the process, they were probably not using Lemmy that much anymore, and where probably “ghost subscribers” of the previous community.

By the way, feel to have a look at [email protected], you seem to be an active poster, it would be nice to have your opinion on a few topics

I just had a look, unfortunately aussie.zone isn’t federating the community yet, but you can have a look at the discussions here: https://lemm.ee/c/fedigrow

A bit late to the party, but feel free to have a look at this post: https://lemmy.world/post/13967373

I know, I know, but some reasons we seem to get the very bad people, not the average bad ones

Thank you for your work!

Edit: FYI, I opened the Lemmy Matrix and see that you were already discussing the the dbzer0 admin

Hello Ruud,

Thank you for your work on LW.

Kind of hijacking this thread, but are you aware that 19 instances seem to be constantly lagging behind? https://phiresky.github.io/lemmy-federation-state/site?domain=lemmy.world

Among them

• lemmy.dbzer0.com
• lemmy.sdfeu.org
• reddthat.com
• lemmy.nz
• lemdro.id
• slrpnk.net

I usually use Reddthat, but used this account to make sure that this would go through.

Slight ping to @[email protected] as they commented on the previous comment

Test comment

Thank you for your work.

How would it be different if Lemmy allowed scheduled post creation in the platform itself? It seems more like a workaround to a feature missing than the bot reposts people usually complain about.

The fact that the daily post isn’t that interesting, I get it, it’s not for everyone, but it doesn’t really have anything to do with it being done by a bot.

Edit: The issues I’m trying to solve is mostly people unaware of the bot, potentially interested in the daily thread (because after all, why not) and not seeing it due to them blocking them all. So, it’s not showing content to people who don’t want to see it, it’s showing it to people who might be interested.

How would it be different if Lemmy allowed scheduled post creation in the platform itself? It seems more like a workaround to a feature missing than the bot reposts people usually complain about.

The fact that the daily post isn’t that interesting, I get it, it’s not for everyone, but it doesn’t really have anything to do with it being done by a bot.

What is the limit between a bot and a user?

If I create the post using a script on my computer, is that a bot, or a user?

Should I hire someone to press the post button everyday to make it a post from a user?

Great news!