Hello Hotel

Wow, yes!

My personal niche, Sbubby was pseudo migrated many diffrent places, 2 discords, a lemmy page and someone is still running the subreddit.

There was a explosion and resession, there is no hope of finding either discord without their link and the reddit mass exodus was temporary were left fractured across 4 or 5 sites.

My other niche, on the reddit side is filled with horny people and salesman. Over here, theres a ~4 user/month community thats sweet and loving but has nobody.

Edit: i dont know how many people feel this way, I beleave this and heard (verry biased, right to repair) people say this before.

Probably confusion but also abuse of the buisness model. “As a service” implies the recurrant payment is due to the service costing them resources to keep running. People like Adobe are just rent seeking. Also, the idea of ownership vs renting gets blurry.

Your examples, altho I havent thuroughly looked through them all look to be doing “as a service” correctly

Yes theres also a lower bound, the upper bound can and should be as high as it should go but im afraid the biggest hurdle to having safe high growth is the possable culture clash. I fear (educated guess) it will happen and im hoping it wont.

Also, from your example, reddit is not exactly the same culture as lemmy and we had a “what habits do you wanna keep (effectively adopt) or drop from reddit” post, stuff like “/s”. Id say overall few issues and should have and ive heard people encourage going as fast as possable but your saying our radicals pushed back.

I dont mind, we are letting in a group that has a diffrent culture then ours. The fear is that if

• we grow too fast
• there is unreconcilable cultural diffrences
• or a technological barrier for communication,

then the smaller side’s culture will get clobbered.

Lemmy (heck, even reddit) is great example of why your and their goals arent mutually exclusive. If lemmy blows up, some places will stay small, some places will look like it does on bigger social media sites. I prefer slow and steady growth but an explosion of growth isnt the worst thing.

Many hate the “as a service” model, you might need to elaborate on how it will be implemented.

I retract my old comment and want to fix it, im unhappy with it. I am sorry

I retract my old comment and want to fix it, im unhappy with it

~I really hope world can stay alive, they are in danger of completely undoing all of the work lemmy has done to get users. if they take world offline, that will create FUD that proves no point and gets people off lemmy saying “wow, I have nothing to show for my time, im going back to a stable site, maybe Reddit is the only safe place for content.”~

thats not communism, thats red painted bullshit. please DO ~defederate from whatever the hell that is.~ remove trolls using false flags.

Edit: i am still REALLY unhappy with this comment, also spelling I cant really speak on these issues as I need guidance more than answers. I have been told to not worry about the propaganda machine (my old and current psychological trap) and to rather be free of it and to free others by showing them a better place. I was merely dragging people into the machine I sought to destroy. for this I am sorry.

I understood your comment, its the other ones…

Those guys can’t catch a break. By whom or why are they getting attacked anyway?

or this will keep happening

without user friction (in this case, a thing that prevents a user from agreeing without reading a textbox with a link to join another lemmy instance, even if its by the same people) its pointless

get a non nsfw backup account

lemmy.world goes down randomly, its done so for me, I find lemm.ee to be a good one. however, dont follow my recommendations, go to join lemmy and find a place for your third account

somthing like multi-reddit?

multiple accounts, one macro, one micro, works wonders. i like my lemm.ee account more but lemmy.world was my gateway as it was the one advertised to me

this whole chain of comments makes no sense!

I know they suck at keeping your data safe, I know they are a monopoly, but… thats an odd choice of words

Your correct in a technical sense (eccept for mabe the fetaverse linkages) but not a semantic one,

Yes its absolutely technically true that people delete their unified account from the “other place to do so called threads account management page”

but semantically its a “new service” that they were “signed up for” with its own app, and if/when they delete their “threads account” everything else goes with it for some odd reason

Facebook and their dumb opaqeness

Try stringing sshfs mounts around like cristmas lights. Bonus points if you can minipulate the files of the machine your sitting in front of by telling your remote computer to move a thing but is bound to send a command to yet another machine, etc… till the second to last one of them commands your own machine to move the file