Maybe lemmy users should do their part in reaching out to them and offering the fediverse as an alternative?
Ribbit
I’ve been looking for the community here too. It’s nice to see one of my people here :)
You two should start a new community
Ribbit
On desktop it's an easy "create community" at the top. Ask for additional mods and get the ball rolling.
Ribbit
Guess what, a fediversal bot works across the whole fediverse! we're truly no longer locked into one site, the new tools can work anywhere and everywhere!
A few people the other day were catching site wide bans for suggesting fediverse. Others have had no problem. I think it depends on the mood of newly installed mods or if a pissed off admin sees you. Obviously also your tone.
I surmise Threads being somewhat part of the fediverse actually might have made it easier to get away with telling people about Lemmy/kbin but I haven't been over to reddit to test this out due to trying to quit cold turkey.
I think putting direct links to lemmy/kbin is what triggers bans the most, avoiding links should be fine enough.
I feel like any mention of lemmy or other competing platforms is suppressed on reddit. At least I saw no activity on any of my posts nor have I saw such posts from others.
Maybe lemmy users should do their part in reaching out to them and offering the fediverse as an alternative?
Ribbit
I’ve been looking for the community here too. It’s nice to see one of my people here :)
You two should start a new community
Ribbit
On desktop it's an easy "create community" at the top. Ask for additional mods and get the ball rolling.
Ribbit
Guess what, a fediversal bot works across the whole fediverse! we're truly no longer locked into one site, the new tools can work anywhere and everywhere!
A few people the other day were catching site wide bans for suggesting fediverse. Others have had no problem. I think it depends on the mood of newly installed mods or if a pissed off admin sees you. Obviously also your tone.
I surmise Threads being somewhat part of the fediverse actually might have made it easier to get away with telling people about Lemmy/kbin but I haven't been over to reddit to test this out due to trying to quit cold turkey.
I think putting direct links to lemmy/kbin is what triggers bans the most, avoiding links should be fine enough.
I feel like any mention of lemmy or other competing platforms is suppressed on reddit. At least I saw no activity on any of my posts nor have I saw such posts from others.