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The people there seem pretty chill in my experience so far.

I see that hexbear.net, lemmygrad.ml, and Lemmy.ml are all recommendations there. So there might be a problem with that plan... They hate the West, whereas people in Reddit are FROM the West, and overall even if they join Lemmy, I cannot imagine them remaining here for very long. I almost quit Lemmy after even just a couple of mere discussions with people on those instances - I sure as fuck would not have stuck around if my entire instance was surrounded by them! Would YOU join Truth.Social, the Alt-Right network? Well, here at Lemmy, we are the Alt-Left one. It is zero surprise to me at all that centrists on Reddit are not desiring to come to this place that is so highly unwelcoming to them anyone who does not use Linux btw.

Hello from Mastodon.All of these "talk" ActivityPub so Pixelfed should already integrate in some form with Lemmy.

This is so cool.

Occasional comments here and there are probably better.

I'll have a look at the code and issues to get a feel of what I'm getting into, and then see what I'm able to work on

I thought they're removing posts with links.

Yeah. I think we're waiting for the kind of installers and updaters that WordPress achieved before we see typical businesses running their own. But I do think many organizations have got the risk/reward wrong, by underestimating the risk, at the moment.

Should we be apprehensive about using his projects? I mean, we certainly aren't, as evidenced by the fact that even with the whole power of numbers and community, an alternative hasn't sprung up yet. And that's the thing. Dansup is walking; most of everyone else is talking (shit).

I still don’t like facebook. Even without the other stuff, I’m just not the type to document and share my life. ... It’s there to solve a very real problem, that nobody is asking to fix. "I'm not the type to comment and review books, and the people I do know who do that are old, so BookWyrm is solving a problem nobody asked to fix." Maybe there are people, younger and more ideologically devoted to non-corporate services than your mom, who do like to share their lives with a limited set of friends and would like a service without all the evil stuff.

explaining the fediverse would be you join different servers but can still play together?

I agree that it's just too much for a single person to do. FWIW, his stated medium-term goal is to hand sup and loops off to other people once they've launched.

Hehe go for it then:-).