Comment on Community health check-in | November 2023
cacheson@kbin.social 10 months ago
Least active communities
- !nim
q_q
I haven't been working on my nim project lately, so I haven't had much to say. I've been missing using the language, though.
I resubscribed to r/nim on reddit just now, so if I see anything particularly interesting there I'll cross-post it.
Instead of reposting, may I suggest you write a DM to the original poster and ask them to join Lemmy instead to post the content themselves? When bootstrapping the emacs community, I was doing that and I was getting a somewhat positive response. About at least 20% of them were signing up.
Also, now you can also mention that if they signup via portal.alien.top they will automatically be subscribed to all the lemmy communities that correspond to the equivalent subreddits.
alien.top has been defederated from Lemmy.world.
But this only means that the people on Lemmy.world don’t get to see the content posted by alien.top users. People on alien.top will still be able and participate on programming.dev normally…
It means that the alien.top users won’t be able to see the content posted by a plurality of users on lemmy instances. About 40% of activity on lemmy instances is from lemmy.world. And many of the communities that are stand-ins for subreddits are on lemmy.world.
It’s a poor initial experience to lemmy.
Alright, not a bad idea.
mac@programming.dev 10 months ago
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now hit top 10 communities of the day due to the last 2 posts
cacheson@kbin.social 10 months ago
Oh wow, I guess it doesn't take too much. I copied your survey post over to r/nim with a "cross-posted from nim@programming.dev" link, and also invited the author of Enu to post here. I'll keep at it.