Hello,
Maybe consider crossposting to [email protected] ? You’ll probably get a lot of answers there too
Hello,
Maybe consider crossposting to [email protected] ? You’ll probably get a lot of answers there too
No idea, although I was wondering the same thing.
I just created a thread on [email protected] , let’s see how it goes
They’re currently set on “USA specific posts in a general community”.
By the way, it’s always curious to me that there is no large instance managed from the USA.
LW and feddit.nl are Dutch
Lemm.ee is Estonian
Feddit.org and discuss.tchncs.de are German
SJW and lemmy.ca are Canadian
Lemmy.blahaj.zone, aussie.zone and Reddthat are Australian
There is Midwest.social but it’s quite small.
Any idea of the potential reasons?
Just trying to avoid this community turning into [email protected] where all the questions are about the US elections
I’m sorry, I’m not sure I get your comment. If this is a US specific procedure, then wasn’t my point that is isn’t relevant to non US citizens Lemmy users correct?
It might be interesting to crosspost this to [email protected]
Also, I know you mean good, but this isn’t relevant to probably a high number of Lemmy users who are not US citizens
FYI, [email protected] had a nice thread about OST few days ago
[email protected] seems good as it allows self-posts
[email protected] for news
[email protected] seems a good fit
Thanks, other communities like [email protected] don’t have such rules, the community is overriden with questions about US politics
Sync, Voyager and other clients allow keyword blocking.
That can be done with Lemmy too, there are plenty of iOS clients
Solid advice. Politics and news communities can get quite toxic
[email protected] is nice
Could be nice too
Small promotion for [email protected], we have news but also discussions like this one
Probably worth crossposting to [email protected]