casey

and rightly so imo… why waste the time to make hyperlinks of every minor nuance… “increased the ban notes character limit” xD ha!

I was very glad to see the community speak their minds though.

I'm so tired of goodreads emailing me since 2012 xD I should've hit unsubscribe years ago..

I absolutely loved reading wholesome content like this. That's a great idea! We should collectively work together to shape how we want our future year to be!

I wonder if we could petition Lemmy.ml to make the adjustment? I'm not positive how the mod roles function just yet.

It cost me nothing really to add the instance but I've yet to add a bunch of people talking and communicating - thus filling my drives... In the past I used the Matrix protocol and while it's entirely different I think for a moderate community we should be able to last a good year on a TB if we has some reasonable limitations on size.

Right now I'm just using the web interface on mobile - selfhosted though so I got to change the theme to dark.

I kinda write biased so I could spur precisely this sort of stimulating response. What will it mean when the large cluster of people aren't quite as readily available though... and finding the hidden communities is once again about being 'in the know'... I'm really just musing over here as I watch the world...

I concur and am actively researching this issue as well. I, for example created my own instance but am not entirely sure I should be the one to host yet another Selfhosted community. I am hoping for a dominate 2/3 of them to win out, preferably lemmy.ml as it was the first I discovered. Alas, you asked a very pertinent question that I think you should keep searching to find. I did see the owner on Lemmy.world actually responding to his thread...

We should absolutely instill the desire to keep this community alive though.

I will be happy to share and keep people up to date with my projects over on my Lemmy Instance among other places. Please feel free to write anytime!

Stay strong!

Absolutely right!

I think ultimately that is going to be the goal. Security advocates for years have insisted that we OWN our own data.