Let's be honest, it feel pretty good
Let's be honest, it feel pretty good
To discover new communities:
For a community dedicated to community growing
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Honestly, my favorite part of running a community is when a new face joins and posts something they like. It doesn't matter if their posts don't look like mine. Other people's posts make me feel like I'm not just posting into the void.
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Hello,
Shout out to you and your very cool community !FloatingIsFun@fedia.io!
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Thank you! And also, thank you for sticking up for us on Reddit and helping the whole community grow. Keep up the good work!
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Shoutout to @Pugjesus for keeping shit alive!
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Just trying my best to keep things alive until they're self-sustaining!
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It definitely feels like the community has gained some kind of traction.
Also is Catbox working for you? I've not been able to access it for weeks.
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Catbox is working fine for me. Below, there should be a video of Scott Kelly in a gorilla suit on the ISS.
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Oh it's the best.
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I love seeing the anime art!
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Yeah, it's a good feeling.
I was keeping !noyank@lemmy.ml going for months, now I just check in every so often, and there's starting to be conversations there, and it's almost at 300. It's not the most active community in the 'verse, but it is active. Cheers to Emperor and velox vulnus for contributing
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Nice community, I remember seeing it a while back. Good to make the exercise to remember how prevalent US culture can be in other countries.
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As a Yank myself, I actually appreciate that community. Lemmy and Mbin have worldly, logical arguments that wouldn't get far on an American social media echo chamber. If the rest of the world doesn't make themselves heard loud and clear, civilization will collapse.
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No worries - I try and pick up on media that doesn't come from the US as it keeps things interesting (even if the most engagement comes from American blockbusters), so happy to cross-post there too.
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Feels good man!
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I feel seen.
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I've basically lost all interest in keeping my communities alive at this point. I tried posting daily myself, I encouraged others to join in, I had bots pulling content from reddit to have any activity there, people grew discontent but didn't post themselves. Basically back to square one and don't feel like starting out again. Guess I'm good without them
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Post once in a week. No need to post daily. Like I do in !balatro@lemm.ee. Also, I was thinking to post in !sekiro@lemmy.zip but will never post on !bloodborne@lemmy.zip until it get remastered or ported to PC.
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That's fine, your niches were probably too small for the current lemmy population.
Souls-like fans will probably have to go to more generalist video game communities-
I checked out a couple of your posts on reddit where you also mention that we had an active community of around 70k people across the entirety of Lemmy. I was under the impression that we're a lot more. In light of that, it makes sense they didn't pop off more. Shittydarksouls seems general enough to gather enough people
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It definitely does
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Litterally me whenever someone post on !balatro@lemm.ee
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Yay for lemmy contributors. I love finding new things to post in the few communities I frequent, it's fun for me, believe it or not. But it's also great to see others get a kick from the same things.
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Thank you for your posts!
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Fucking SOMEBODY help me keep https://discuss.tchncs.de/c/bonsai going
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Ooh, I have no skills in bonsai but I do enjoy looking at them, subscribed
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How about creating a post on !newcommunities@lemmy.world ? That usually gives the best visibility
I'll also add you to the "manual hobbies" thread, but a dedicated post would be better
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Thanks M8, will do
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It's always a refreshing feeling!
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Microgrowery needs some help.
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I posted a thread yesterday on !newcommunities@lemmy.world with manual hobbies communities, including cannabis. Maybe it's worth considering merging !microgrowery@lemmy.ml with one of those?
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