

Traction is another issue entirely agreed… And is more important.


Traction is another issue entirely agreed… And is more important.


It is not a me thing… I was actually trying to make fedora busier, and I noticed this after… Same as redhat. I only thought about checking after. And, I started to investigate a bit more and noticed a trend.
In the case of all 3 now, I’m trying to find secondary mods, and going to speak to people who actively contribute if they want to become mods
In 2 of the communities I saw, the mod had 12 posts, and one was asking for info on self-promotion. That being said, it’s reasonable that Lemmy World admins will check if the person is doing work behind the scenes anyway.
If you’re setting up 30 communities, haven’t posted to 29 of them, and have only posted 12 comments TOTAL in 3 years, one of which were in those communities, you’re cybersquatting ie, shrodingers moderator (since there is nothing to moderate, you’re technically not a mod yet anyway)


They probably optimize for the benchmark… It’s not uncommon


And there are so many people “triggered” by it


I understand where you’re coming from… But…
If the person operating the community has never posted to it, its better to simply transfer it entirely (or add other people who are interested in doing so), and keeping it alive… And then, the previous mod (who has never contributed anything anyway), can always request to be added as a mod again
If the mod was contributing at some point, it makes some sense to get in touch, but, in some, its been 3 years no contributions (and, even worse, in some, 0 posts total)
Having a bunch of communities which should be popular, but are all dead also isn’t a great look. It’s less motivating to post to a community which feels abandoned and you don’t have any privileges in either, and even if you aren’t that active on a certain server, I feel you should at least have a second mod who is.


I’ve seen a few communities, even like c/debian and c/fedora where the admin hasn’t posted in years. Or even c/proton
I’m not a debian user (but I am a fedora user). So, there are some fairly common communities which deserve to be actively moderated


I haven’t tried pop directly, I love Cosmic, but unfortunately, I find the keyboard focus doesn’t follow properly on stacked windows sometimes (it might be related to virtual machine manager)


Theo De Raadt, is that you?


Also, stupid people who need their oversized fashion accessories to feel masculine


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fucking legend. Happy for Alcohol ads, tabacco ads, and any ads in general related to medicine/drugs are banned too


I’ve considered making an invite actually here for Melbourne Australian hikers… But, not sure anyone would notice


I’ve never understood the point of these articles.
What does anyone gain by attacking other linux distro’s? It’s not like people don’t give Linux Mint a chance… I’m not a fan of Snap, but, there are many who are…
Ubuntu also offers SLA’s to companies (15 years support) and Linux Mint doesn’t offer paid support, and there are likely many other reasons to use Ubuntu over LinuxMint.
Use what best suits your requirements.


Here in Australia, he only ever had 1 song. The only reason anyone even remembers who he is, is because Trump pushed him…
No idea why anyone would get music advice from Trump… I’d send MAGA over to: https://lemmy.world/c/music (it would blow their minds), but, I’m concerned they’d ruin it
Only game in the last 20 years I’ve probably spent 100hrs on. Maybe even forever
Most wanted was awesome. Used to play it with my brother
Bioshock
Descent 2
Radix
Heretic
No man’s sky
Bonus: Trog, wacky wheels, worms


No. He needs congressional approval. He won’t get it. Hence why he won’t make it better though. He’ll likely try to make it worse until they HAVE to go to war


I suspect he hasn’t even been publicly suspected of whatever he did when he should have stopped… But, definitely before raping women or (allegedly) diddling kids. But, there are likely other things we don’t even know about
That is part of it… And thats part of the problem with the communities which have been added with no real maintainers I think. They add lots of extra padding to the list.
Of course, this is just my opinion (and there are 50 different ways of looking at it).