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Submitted 1 year ago by notsorryforpartying@lemmy.world to newcommunities@lemmy.world
Is there not an opt-out to be part of the front page? That does seem like an option mods would want to have.
I ran a niche VW community and for a quarter of a year, I singlehandedly posted multiple posts daily. No downvotes, subscribers gained, 50+ up votes on some but practically 0 community engagement or content. Lemmy is too small still to support anything but politics or tech of a certain slant.
Do downvotes actually impact visibility on Lemmy?
sabreW4K3@lemmy.tf 1 year ago
Is it possible you’re being overly sensitive? Your community doesn’t have a lot of content or discussion, in fact prior to your last post, the previous was 4 months ago.
In regards to downvotes, there’s pricks on here that think that All is a curated feed and vote accordingly. Sadly there’s nothing no one can do to fix that. All you can do, as a community leader is to post regular good content and engage with the members you do get. Building a community is always more about the people than the numbers.
notsorryforpartying@lemmy.world 1 year ago
givesomefucks@lemmy.world 1 year ago
Lots of people browse by r/all because Lenny is small
Your post looks like an ad. So people down voted it. Like 3-4 people by what it looks like.
And the last post was 4 months ago, and you average 1 user every six months…
Doesn’t look like anyone besides you has ever posted or commented…
Reddit can have specific subs for everything because its a big site that grew organically.
Lemme just isn’t big enough for subs about fashion brands, at least not your favorite
givesomefucks@lemmy.world 1 year ago
What?
OP waited a whole 15 minutes before posting this to complain about the handful of down votes their post got…
How on Earth could someone like that be overly sensitive?
/s
Seriously tho OP, I’d have down voted that if I saw it on r/all because it looks like an ad for an overpriced clothing brand.
I’m betting thats why it’s down voted.