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Hey all,
This is the place where you can share your ideas, improvements, whishes or general feedback regarding this community.
Update 1
the people here have agreed to dedicate this community to the general discussion of minimalism.
I'm trying to make everything as transparent and democratic as possible so you can really harness the freedom of the decentralized internet with its main strength: the community.
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This is how I set it up on /r/minimalism and I think it worked well!
Oh hey, its you! Nice to have you here too. I see potential for the minimalism community on both reddit and lemmy. As I've seen from the information thread on the subreddit, most are unaffected by the API changes and don't really care much. However, reddit's actions, and especially the CEO's, show that they care very little about the community and are mainly in it for the money. This is highly dangerous for a forum that lives solely from the contributions of the community. Lemmy offers a resistant and open alternative to this.
I would therefore suggest that the community here on lemmy will be for those who have already migrated or are still looking for an alternative and as a fallback solution if something even worse should happen on reddit.
My personal ambition here on lemmy is to take full advantage of this freedom and create an extremely user-centred environment. For the moderation and to get this community running a bit, I still need a little support. So if you feel like it, I can make you a mod here, without any obligations, except of course to serve the community ;) If you want to support my effort, you can make a note on the subreddit about this second community (https://lemmy.world/c/minimalism) for those who are interested..
In any case, I am very much looking forward to a great collaboration with the community and with you!