Great !

@[email protected] ?

https://lemmyverse.link/

Cake day is already a thing

[email protected] has flairs implemented for MVPs

IG was always much bigger than Reddit.

Good to see people moving to Pixelfed though.

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OP, feel free to use https://lemmy-federate.com/

Works for me

Those communities already have followers right?

[email protected] was created less than one week ago

I wasn’t aware, thanks!

Link to the discussion thread: https://community.nodebb.org/topic/17908/threadiverse-working-group

@[email protected] FYI

They use Sah-main branches

https://communick.com/packages

Thank you for your feedback!

I would say it’s a different type of growth. A topic that regularly comes up is consolidation of similar communities (the most recent example being [email protected] as the suggested alternative to [email protected] [email protected] , [email protected] , [email protected] etc.)

So it’s a type of growth, but more internal than external.

Having two communities seems better as people busy with keeping their communities active aren’t automatically interested in promoting the Fediverse externally, and vice versa.

this community here is thriving

Which one? [email protected] , [email protected] or [email protected] ?

Having two communities seems better as people busy with keeping their communities active aren’t automatically interested in promoting the Fediverse externally, and vice versa.

Same reason there is [email protected] separated from [email protected] , the intent and type of content are different

The new one would replace [email protected]

[email protected] would stay the same. I edited the OP to clarify

The issue is that they have very similar names while being different. I edited the post to make it more clear.

No, we want to keep [email protected] on its current instance with its current objective.

The question is about the other one, which is about promotion of the Fediverse rather than growth of communities already here

That community is 3 days old, it had 11 posts, it’s still very reasonable to create a meta post about it and point people to the SJW

Unless there is some kind of automatic link forwarding that I’m not aware of. I’m making assumptions about what “Redirect” means based on my knowledge.

If you lock the community and pin the post to the SJW one willing to post will just follow that post to the SJW community

There is a fancier version like what @[email protected] did on [email protected]

• ping everyone who ever commented on the old community using a script
• configure a bot to lock every new post and redirect them to the new community

But the last point probably overkill for a community that’s 3 days old.

And for the first one, it can be done manually too

Dm

Yes, this one or Matrix