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Cake day: November 19th, 2023

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  • So if you notice the user push back from the oldest of the three posts to the newest definitely quieted down in the newest post. Also as multiple people and myself suggested is to allocate all the automation to itsnown accessible instance that users can pull from or block themselves same as it is now.

    As for the issue with bot comments, I’m not suggesting to change anything thst would cause Lemmy to allow bot users comments. I 100% agree that would be the worst.

    What I would most like to see is a solution to bring more content to the more niche communities that are obviously struggling to keep relevancy due to the low volume of active users not providing enough content in their own to keep these niche communities active.



  • Posts, homie. Not comments. That’s kinda the focal point I think I failed to explain properly. Lemmy has very low volume of posted content but far better discussions about the posts. Each is obviously being compared to the last I was on reddit. I also had this in mind of expanding the breath of communities with content. Right now there is a fuckin hero in the NFL community who is what idiots would say is doing God’s work. Manual providing individual highlights as the come in from Twitter or wherever his source is, for every game as they’re being played. That. Shit like that is exactly what I had in mind to automate. I just assumed it could also be catered to any multitude of communities that act as reddit’s creators intended, to have a place that is a front page to the internet with minimal human perversion or moderating outside of coment sections