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[Closed] Moved to !fedigrow@lemmy.zip
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I agree, but at the same time there is something as community building fatigue when you see another community getting most of the activity.
I stopped starting to grow !photography@discuss.online because of that when I saw that !photography@lemmy.world was getting most of the posts.
Also hopefully by this week-end the LW and aussie.zone delay will be solved (more details on !meta@aussie.zone)
There's also the other case where you start a comm on a smaller instance, and then later on someone starts the same comm on l.w. and gets by default more activity >_<
Yeah definitely...
Oh, cool one, I didn't know about it. Seems quite active too, thanks!
Oh that's a great idea especially for a pictures community. That's actually making me think about moving !deus_ex@lemmy.ml to fedia.io
Edit: I don't think I see any Mastodon or Pixelfed posts there? I see a lot of LW
At this point just moving off .ml might be a reason in itself as there appears to be a large contingent of people who outright refuse to touch anything hosted there. Or maybe those are just a vocal minority, I don't know.
Yeah I've definitely thought of that issue too lol (I didn't create that community), moving people is hard but maybe that doesn't matter cause the community is kinda dead anyways
Not sure. At this time, the .ml communities are still more active
So I guess some people want to move off .ml, but the majority just prefers to use the most active comms
Do you think there's a technical reason for this? I wouldn't expect this considering we have https://lemmy-federate.com/
Maybe it's just the UX of Lemmy-UI preferring local communities?