this post was submitted on 23 Mar 2025
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Paging [email protected] moderator @[email protected]. I think I messaged you a few days ago, but I'm not sure if it federated.
Would you be open to consolidating this community with [email protected]?
Also paging recent contributors @[email protected], @[email protected], @[email protected], and @[email protected] for their thoughts.
@[email protected]
Not sure if you've seen this yet. We would appreciate your input.
@[email protected]
@[email protected]
Multiple people have now pinged you in this thread. We would be interested in hearing your perspective on this.
@[email protected]
I respectfully note that your account is only 6 days old, has zero posts, and has commented exclusively in this thread.
Hello,
Please be less agressive when expressing disagreement. I suggest you to edit this comment. You're free to disagree, but no need to attack people like you do.
On the contrary, I am glad that someone finally gets to calls you, your two-faced clique, and your manipulations for what you are.
By two-faced clique, you mean people trying to grow communities on this platform?
Past exemples of successful consolidations:
Feel free to present any issues with the consolidation proposals
I am neutral and will post wherever is most active
Thanks for your input!
I would just like to note that using the algorithm of "posting wherever is most active" will usually result in consolidating to the largest instance, which is not ideal for the health of the fediverse as a whole.
While true, nobody really wants to post to a dead community either, you know? Sort of a self-perpetuating problem.
True, though sometimes all it takes to grow a community is one or two users posting consistently. And in this case, both communities have a similar level of activity.