!yaoi@lemmy.world

Try to see if this works.

Sorry. I’m still new to lemmy myself. :(

Have a separate account on burggit.moe and lemmynsfw for this exact reason. Plus a lot of alt accounts on instances that are defederated (different usernames for each).

I don’t know if this is counted but it’s also perfectly reasonable to have accounts on defederated instances. So if this is counted that might inflate the numbers a bit.

You’ve probably set your feed to show active posts rather than new or something else. This has been getting some comments as far as I can see, so that might have pushed it higher in your feed.

I was a bit surprised myself. I’m a lurker on reddit but addicted to lemmy. Can’t explain it. But I’m glad I’m here to witness this. :)

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That’s an interesting take. If reddit can claim victory, it would be a hollow one, even if the remaining mods do cave.

I personally want to consolidate all content in the fediverse because I see it as more archival-proof. Companies can come and go, brands can sell and change, but a community effort like the fediverse has a huge potential to last.

Just look at reddit and how many useful guides have been taken down.

If you know where to look, there are a lot of useful news, posts, guides, articles and media floating around but often, these are at the hands of big corporations and companies who can turn their backs on their users any time (and with it, our access to these files/media/etc)

You have a point. But the question becomes, why isn’t the fediverse doing the same? To the best of my knowledge, lemmy and mastodon relies on user initiatives with no organized effort to grab as many users as possible (not to discredit the extreme overtime that admins of lemmy.world are doing).

Other instances are doing the opposite, closing registrations left and right or making it harder by requiring multiple essays and job-like interviews as barriers for entry.

Sorry if I sound a little bit frustrated but i sincerely believe that this is a perfect opportunity to cast fediverse and open source into the mainstream and genuinely compete with corporate and commercialized platforms.

Thanks. Will check it out. Maybe I will get rid of my youtube premium soon, especially if more and more creators pull out their content from youtube.

Woah good catch. Sorta just skimmed the article when looking for a good youtube article.

This video came to my feed just today and I was thinking what would be a good place to archive youtube videos.

https://youtu.be/HPiH7v9m6gE

The fact that some youtube creators are deleting their content and channels without an archive somewhere is not only tragic but also worrying.

Yey! Glad it worked. You’re very much welcome there, though not a lot of post at the moment, unfortunately. But we’ll get there :)

So I did some digging. And I found this

Once you have the names of the magazines you would like to subscribe to, the easiest way I found was to just open a text file and create a bunch of lines with the following syntax:

https://[your instance]/c/[kbin magazine name]@[kbin instance]

So since you’re on lemmy.world, say you wanted to subscribe to gaming on kbin.social and firefox on fedia.io. You would sign into lemmy.world, paste in the following URLs, and click subscribe:

https://lemmy.world/c/gaming@kbin.social

https://lemmy.world/c/firefox@fedia.io

So in your case, try

https://lemmy.world/c/yaoi@kbin.social

Note I haven’t tried this myself. Just saw the instruction at:

https://lemmy.fakecake.org/post/23807

Aww that’s unfortunate. I don’t know why it wouldn’t show up if kbin and lemmy is naturally federated. My best guess would be the slow downs and the upsurge of users in lemmy.world has somewhat affected federation. Though I have no way of monitoring this because I don’t have kbin :(