A community to organize and discuss the growth of the fediverse as a whole
It would be incredible if my niches moved to piefed from Discord.
The most awesome thing is that I can express this from Lemmy; there is no hostility between platforms here.
Anyway, awesome. I'd comment and upvote if I wasn't inexplicably shadowbanned from Reddit :(
At least you can see the post (or so I am guessing). I honestly thought it would be shadowbanned/blocked.
I can! It shows up in the subreddit too. And I'd think that too, as I suspect I got shadowbanned for linking Lemmy.
I will check again later and let you know if its disappeared.
Props to you for putting together posts like this!
Good stuff, but i can imagine that reddit sabotage posts about reddit alternatives so they don't get enough views.
Better post this guide somewhere else too.
Not sure if there is any point in just posting the guide somewhere random.
Perhaps it would be best to reach out to the Piefed devs, maybe they might have a better idea how to integrate this into their on-boarding process.
Perhaps it would be best to reach out to the Piefed devs, maybe they might have a better idea how to integrate this into their on-boarding process.
Feel free to submit a post for an open discussion in !piefed_meta@piefed.social the devs check this community regularly
PieFed.world doesn't have it set up but on PieFed.social the onboarding process involves choosing from a list of topics (bundles of communities maintained by the admins) and new people get auto subscribed to communities within those topics.
I'll check your list to see whether there are some gaming comms I could add to the gaming topic, but I expect we have this covered.
The guide is for Piefed.social (I have an account there two).
I recommend avoiding the on-boarding and directly selecting the proposed gaming communities via links.
I will post in piefed_meta in the coming days. Maybe I can come up with a draft/mockup.
I can't code, but I do have significant experience in dashboards and associated business logic (PowerBI, tablaeau, Looker Studio).
Not sure if there is any point in just posting the guide somewhere random.
I see it as a backup so that you can post it again ~~when~~ if reddit deletes your post.
I personally am going to copy it somewhere else so that I can share it with those who ask in case the link goes down somehow.
Great post, thanks !
Unless the Fediverse Observer numbers are undercounting, it seems that the Lemmy+Piefed+Mbin MAU count is closer to 40,000 now? In any case, thanks for spreading the word about the Threadiverse!