I'm pretty happy that [email protected] is already at 70 users :D
I still have more to post but hopefully more people will start posting as well.
this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2025
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[email protected] is a continuation of the lemm.ee community of the same name, and it looks like many of the subscribers have moved over, but no one has posted yet.
Subscriber count of [email protected] keeps ticking up, but no one has posted yet.
I might post there later this week
Luckily [email protected] (previously [email protected] on lemm.ee but even then) is going slowly. If it warrants too many posts, it is a sign of too many games no longer being accessible.
My little collection of niche communities are chooching along. Overall drama/hostility on Lemmy seems to be low right now, very refreshing.
Trying to revive @[email protected] because why not
voyager compatible link: [email protected]
My link was wrong for everyone, thank you for pointing this out
[email protected] grew by 200 subscribers to 2k total in a month. That's new growth I didn't see in the previous months.
There are also self made dailygames by community members now. Piñones and Estimate Me. It's nice to see that the community seems to motivate people to develop their own daily games.
It’s a bit quiet, but that’s ok. Factorials don’t need to be the biggest thing ever.
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[email protected] is doing fine, but it seems like now people are posting back to [email protected] , due to what I guess it the pro AI-art stance of dbzer0
- https://lemmy.world/post/31072292/17553200
- https://lemmy.world/post/31072292
- https://lemmy.world/post/32564202
Should we consider another instance for the privacy community?
I say keep it. There's no AI on that community anyway, and dbzer0 one is more active . I feel wanting to move it is a pretty heavy kneejerk reaction (no offense)
It would still be valuable to post to the same community than the regular posters on [email protected] rather than competing
Maybe I'll take a break or that topic for a bit, I feel like we've been trying to get activity going on for quite some time, [email protected] is still the top community by far, and [email protected] still relies on a few regular posters
Not quite sure what you mean with the top sentence. We can continue this on matrix later (not the next few days though sorry, i'm busy and i'll be on vacation c:)
There are people who regularly post on [email protected] . I reached out to them about it, they didn't answer, but because they posted on dbzer0 for a bit before changing back to programming.dev , I guess it's about the AI stance.
At the moment, I am crossposting those posts to [email protected]
If we could agree on a common community, I wouldn't have to crosspost those posts anymore
Enjoy your vacation!
Hm, [email protected] is already the next off-world comm in MAUs and is just shy of the .world version
I'd say just go with the flow lol
Isn't it the dbzer0 one with 3.9k MAU vs 1.1k for programming.dev?
https://lemmyverse.net/communities?query=privacy&order=active_month
Restarting [email protected] with @[email protected] ,quite nice so far
Loving working with you Blaze!