Temperche @ Temperche @feddit.de

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done now. Thanks for setting it up!

Thanks! Fully automated is fine. After all, Im the admin of these communities ;)

!90dayfiance@lemmy.world and !gakinotsukai@lemmy.world

Unfortunately the feddit.de admin is not on board. Would be happy if you could find a suitable instance at least for 90dayfiance and gakinotsukai which are dead communities on lemmy, the gaming ones can be skipped as not niche enough. I love what you did with the fcbayern one! Thank you so much!

Diamond open access all the way - say hi to Peer Comnuniy in.. and the PCI Journal.

i've now asked the feddit.de admin directly to comment here.

Which communities specifically? poe-discuss is dead, nobody answers anything anymore. feddit.de is not a community. The reddit communities block lemmy mentions.

@feddit.de if possible :) There is also @pathofexile-discuss.com for poe

Oh and please also add /r/manga

can you post links to all communities you create when you finish please :)

@feddit.de if possible :) There is also @pathofexile-discuss.com for poe

Subreddits id like to have mirrored with discussions so i dont have to visit reddit anymore.

/gakinotsukai /90dayfiance /pathofexile /linux /fcbayern /diablo /diablo2 /diablo2resurrected /diablo4 /hextcg

Use your critical thinking while reading to differentiate between scientifically sound claims and nonscientific marketing paroles.

Just enter https://lemmy.ml/post/2920188 in die search function top right and you'll get shown https://feddit.de/post/2248439

Do you aim for Lemmy to become GDPR-compatible in the future ( see https://gdpr-info.eu/ for details)?

Will you implement an sorting algorithm that would show more content from small, neglected, unknown communities/instances on the main /all/ timeline so that they are more discoverable and will be seen rather than only showing the most-liked posts from huge communities/instances?

Consider becoming a patron of the lemmy developer, this will benefit all instances:

https://www.patreon.com/dessalines

https://www.search-lemmy.com

https://fedidb.org/current-events/threadiverse and https://the-federation.info/platform/73

Also, this graph does not take into account kbin which is essentially the same kind of software as lemmy but tracked seperately. Better data can be found here: https://fedidb.org/current-events/threadiverse

Also, instance hopping and users registering on multiple instances before picking only one/being active on only once may be an explanation.