Thank you so much !

[email protected] seems like a good place to redirect those conversations, maybe you could consider adding it to the sidebar, should the rule become permanent?

Any examples of this war?

Though from Kbin.social, StarTrek.website, Discuss.Online, and now PieFed.social, I have been able to see Beehaw the entire time iirc.:-)

As you know, I’m not the biggest LW fan, but even I wouldn’t use an account defederated from LW, especially with SJW on top. You’re missing probably 80% of the active communities, and 15% of the remaining are on lemmy.ml

Part of the reason might be the ginormous size of just thousands of miles separating coast to coast, and more besides to Alaska or Hawaii etc.

Even with that, why is there no Californian or New York instance? Seems weird to me seen how populous and tech oriented those places are

Hello

Thank you for your posts, FYI !Links can be used by everyone: [email protected]

Edit: also, with the amount of communities on the same subject, wouldn’t it make sense to gather people on one or two rather than ten?

Edit2: kbin.social has been down/unstable for a while now

Interesting, thanks

Indeed, having [email protected] in the sidebar might help

[email protected] has 5 few active threads since yesterday, such as

• https://lemmy.ca/post/32448239
• https://lemmy.ca/post/32449540
• https://lemmy.ca/post/32446060

Feel free to open others if needed

Lemmy.sdf.org had a lot of federation issues until recently. They are also very FOSS oriented rather than generic

I don’t even consider Beehaw a Lemmy instance anymore as they defederate LW and SJW

I should have probably said “generic US instance”, with communities like AskUSA, CasualUS, this kind of things

Indeed

This is going to get removed

You should repost it on [email protected]

Very good point

Seems like a good reason to have this kind of rules

Also I posted in [email protected] a thread for non political communities

Hm, not sure I agree, but nice effort

They don’t even have to create one, it’s there [email protected]

The one you listed is for essentially for posting articles.

Why the distinction? Movies communities both post about articles about movies and have discussion posts too.

But anyway, I created those 3 posts on [email protected], feel free to create others there too

• https://lemmy.ca/post/32448239
• https://lemmy.ca/post/32449540
• https://lemmy.ca/post/32446060

How are [email protected] political?

Clear instructions ha ha

Feel free to discuss it on [email protected] https://lemmy.world/c/politicaldiscussion

It’s still weird to me that there is no US instance. LW and lemm.ee are hosted in Europe, SJW and lemmy.ca in Canada, lemmy.ml and hexbear use a European datacenter.

I mean there is midwest.social and dubvee, but we could have expected a large US instance to have emerged by now.

The closest is probably https://lemmy.today/, but only has 194 users per month.

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