Power Bot 'Em was a gem, I will say

Dropout, New Smosh and even most of the video essay YouTubers that are on Nebula would like to have a word with you

Fair point

Every day the call of the high seas gets stronger.

I think a surefire way to help with this would be to have a rule that any instance that becomes the largest one on Lemmy should lock itself instantly. That way, we’ll only surpass the current max number of users on a single instance until it’s completely spread out

I’ve not been that active in [email protected] or [email protected] the past week, but I think I’ve built enough of an initial set of posts that I can post biweekly ish and maybe eventually try evangelizing on the respective subreddits

Nomadic identity is so cool! That’s the one big thing ATProto has over ActivityHub atm (at least partially0, and hopefully platforms like Piefed will also follow suit on implementing it.

Thanks!

Sort of a reversal of last time, [email protected] has more or less stayed constant at 78 subscribers, while [email protected] is only 3 away from 100, and has had a few posts from other people so far. Did try to reach out to the albumartporn community mod, but didn’t get a reply yet.

Still happy with the overall progress, though.

Cool guy, wonder where his son is from

No peaceful end of term, maybe. They might have to find out January 6th doesn’t just come once, and it doesn’t always have to be at the Capitol.

I’ve heard people mention Wafrn as a Tumblr alternative, but haven’t checked it out myself.

In a curious twist, I can’t find [email protected] through a lemmy.zip account. It just doesn’t show up in search, and clicking on the links I myself posted from this account leads to an error message.

Heil five!

That is a fair point. Promoting the community again should help take care of contributors as well, hopefully.

[email protected] is one of my favourites so far

I think how open ended it is matters, as well as how quickly you can look at an image vs read a submission. Even on r/writingprompts, I always read a few and then moved on, while I could keep going on and on on PSBattles, because each image was just a glimpse and what they did with it was so different (at least it felt like compared to how writing prompts usually went). And personally, I agree about pivoting to a generic name.

This is the video that led me to actually start taking a hard look at social media (I was already off of Instagram, but that was almost unconscious in that I just started loathing the app), and led me down the rabbit hole that eventually led me to Lemmy!

Inb4 they start making tiktoks about ignoring the calming music

Even if it’s just links, taking the time to find them yourself and post them is a useful step, since relevant doesn’t always mean insightful or interesting.

Also, you’re not completely tied to links. Make/ask for recommendations, life pro tips, etc.