For a comment it's a lot yea, especially since the thread was still pretty new. It was the top comment in that thread by a large margin.
correct, that's basically what https://lemmy-federate.com/ does, it just subscribes for each instance
Communities in Lemmy/Mbin are not federated by default. So when you create a new community, it will only be available to your instance. At least 1 person from all other instances must follow it in order to make it available. This tool does that. It follows your community from all remote instances until at least 1 other person follows it.
or will it stagnate and fade into obscurity like many other similar discussion boards?
well it wouldn't really play out like that, if Lemmy gets overtaken by a replacement (like Mbin, Piefed, or Sublinks), it would be a transition not a death
a big thing we can look forwards to right now is if Pixelfed gets better support to interact with Lemmy/etc communities/groups then we can get a big boost in userbase, even if they aren't using the Lemmy software we'll still be seeing their posts and comments
I wish Mastodon would improve their compatibility with Lemmy too, but they don't seem interested
Use the website, it has an option to export your data to a file, and then import it. You don't need any 3rd party apps or anything.
Link to the community: !theboys@discuss.online (this is the proper way to link people to communities)
You can edit post titles on Lemmy, so yeah we could just put [unanswered] and [answered] in the title
that's how it always goes, people wanna complain in the comments so they pretend it's the worst problem in the world, then you ask them to spend $1 to fund development and fix it in the software they use every day and you get nothing lol
this would be better if the title didn't spoil the video lol
maybe they should be going to a different community? similar to !news_tech@lemmy.link or something
maybe upvoted posts there could automatically be crossposted here? idk I agree the bots are annoying but I use the bot communities sometimes to look for something interesting to crosspost elsewhere
or maybe all the links could be grouped into a daily post? but then people would likely ignore it entirely
Deus Ex, the original, it's only $0.97, easy to run, and it's infinitely replayable (especially with the Randomizer mod)
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See the config.hjson for image_mode
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/blob/main/config/defaults.hjson#L25-L57