![email protected] created as no other had been created yet since Lemm.ee went down, but perhaps as it's an young community, it still is going slow too. Also not related to the Lemm.ee community.
The instance and the communities we host continue to grow at a reasonable pace for a place like Lemmy. The communities I started and maintain have all been doing well. Subscriber numbers are up, engagement with posts seems to be happening more regularly, and other people have felt comfortable enough to post their own contributions more often.
The biggest change recently has been the introduction of bots to a couple of our communities. [email protected] has @[email protected] providing youtube links when someone posts a link from a paywalled service to make sharing easy and music more accessible. That's been running for a couple weeks now with positive results.
Earlier today we unveiled and deployed a bot for our motorsport community [email protected] to help keep content flowing for LOTS of different series. @[email protected] is meant to offer a curated look at auto racing categories from all over the world with the main focus being the on track action whenever it's available. My hope is that this can really help fill a content void on Lemmy and bring fans of all sorts of auto racing and motorsport together in one place. The bot is configured pretty conservatively during the initial launch but I'm excited to have it up and running and looking forward to dialing it in to fit the community. Stop by and check it out!
I will add your community to the sidebar of ![email protected] and ![email protected] for whatever that's worth. :)
Started following it, so the instance I use should be tracking it now too. =)
Well done! Good luck with getting more people, it's the hardest part
![email protected] still slow.
![email protected] created as no other had been created yet since Lemm.ee went down, but perhaps as it's an young community, it still is going slow too. Also not related to the Lemm.ee community.
Ooo, I use GrayJay, had no idea there was a community. Joined
Thanks!
Maybe I should make a pinned post for resources too. Know a group on Steam and a thread on GOG for their respective removals too
The instance and the communities we host continue to grow at a reasonable pace for a place like Lemmy. The communities I started and maintain have all been doing well. Subscriber numbers are up, engagement with posts seems to be happening more regularly, and other people have felt comfortable enough to post their own contributions more often.
The biggest change recently has been the introduction of bots to a couple of our communities. [email protected] has @[email protected] providing youtube links when someone posts a link from a paywalled service to make sharing easy and music more accessible. That's been running for a couple weeks now with positive results.
Earlier today we unveiled and deployed a bot for our motorsport community [email protected] to help keep content flowing for LOTS of different series. @[email protected] is meant to offer a curated look at auto racing categories from all over the world with the main focus being the on track action whenever it's available. My hope is that this can really help fill a content void on Lemmy and bring fans of all sorts of auto racing and motorsport together in one place. The bot is configured pretty conservatively during the initial launch but I'm excited to have it up and running and looking forward to dialing it in to fit the community. Stop by and check it out!
Quick links to communities and bots:
Those bots seem interesting, well done
Thanks. So far people seem receptive to the philosophy behind them and they haven't misbehaved too badly yet lol.
Stable on the usual communities
Single poster at the moment on
Good activity on
There appears to be many "privacy" labeled communities.
Indeed, for context: https://infosec.pub/post/31590116?scrollToComments=true
Hello, Im new here but this community looks helpful. Thank you to the posters on this thread.
Welcome!