Active User Growth

!historymemes@lemmy.ml, HistoryMemes, up 20.8% to 276, (72 posts)
!smarthomes@feddit.uk, Smart Homes, up 15.4% to 76, (69 posts)
!bertstrips@feddit.de, Bertstrips, up 14.6% to 1156, (93 posts)
!theandrocollection@lemm.ee, The Andromedus Galacticus Collection, up 14.2% to 192, (564 posts)
!sql@programming.dev, SQL, up 14.2% to 14, (15 posts)
!missouri@midwest.social, Missouri | The Show-Me State, up 14.2% to 116, (28 posts)
!engineering_managers@programming.dev, Engineering Managers, up 14.2% to 17, (12 posts)
!doomers@lemmy.sdf.org, Doomers, up 14.2% to 57, (46 posts)
!diymusicgear@lemmy.ml, DIY Music Gear, up 14.2% to 11, (7 posts)
!facepalm@lemmy.world, Facepalm, up 14.1% to 73, (30 posts)
!secularhumanism@lemmy.ca, secularhumanism, up 12.6% to 24, (46 posts)
!historia@szmer.info, historyczna, up 11.1% to 10, (339 posts)
!anthropology@mander.xyz, Anthropology, up 9.1% to 345, (185 posts)
!artensterben@feddit.de, Artensterben, up 8.5% to 13, (30 posts)
!manchester@feddit.uk, Manchester, up 7.6% to 18, (12 posts)
!veryrealtechpics@lemmy.world, Very Real Tech Pics, up 5.9% to 28, (155 posts)
!googlepixel@lemmy.ml, Google Pixel, up 5.9% to 23, (42 posts)
!meow_irl@sopuli.xyz, MEOW_IRL, up 5.7% to 1357, (285 posts)
!mullvad@lemmy.ml, Mullvad VPN, up 4.9% to 15, (7 posts)
!2meirl4meirl@lemmy.ml, when things get too real for me_irl, up 4.3% to 990, (62 posts)
!comics@lemmy.ml, Comics, up 4.1% to 1889, (670 posts)
!weirdnews@real.lemmy.fan, Weird News - Things that make you go ‘hmmm’, up 4.0% to 429, (35 posts)
!linux_memes@programming.dev, Linux Memes, up 2.9% to 381, (13 posts)
!source_ports@lemmy.sdf.org, Source Ports, up 2.5% to 22, (22 posts)
!linguistics@mander.xyz, Linguistics, up 2.5% to 267, (20 posts)
!bash@lemmy.ml, Bash, up 2.4% to 10, (23 posts)
!nonpolitical_memes@lemmy.ml, Non-Political Memes, up 1.9% to 1041, (59 posts)
!offtopic@lemmy.nz, NZ Off topic, up 1.7% to 78, (59 posts)
!firefox@lemmy.ml, Firefox, up 1.7% to 5852, (771 posts)
!android@programming.dev, Android, up 1.6% to 298, (120 posts)
!softwaregore@lemmy.world, Software Gore, up 1.5% to 106, (163 posts)
!shittyfoodporn@lemmy.ca, Shitty Food Porn, up 1.5% to 326, (87 posts)
!coronavirus@lemmy.ml, COVID-19 Pandemic, up 1.4% to 38, (321 posts)
!garten@feddit.de, Alles über den Garten, up 1.3% to 15, (10 posts)

Subscriber Growth

!trans@lemmy.blahaj.zone, Trans, up 28.6% to 112, (23 posts, 20 recent)

!internetofshit@suppo.fi, Internet of Shit, up 0.4% to 133, (6 posts, 2 recent)

!fullyautomatedrpg@slrpnk.net, Fully Automated RPG, up 0.3% to 20, (7 posts, 2 recent)

!washington_dc@dmv.social, Washington, DC, up 0.2% to 384, (155 posts, 3 recent)

!foxnews@lemmy.sdf.org, Fox News, up 0.1% to 462, (59 posts, 2 recent)

!cultube@jlai.lu, Cultube, up 0.1% to 22, (19 posts, 4 recent)

!learningrustandlemmy@lemmy.ml, Learning Rust and Lemmy, up 29.5% to 156, (16 posts, 8 recent)
!cyberpunk@lemmy.zip, Cyberpunk, up 0.7% to 202, (48 posts, 8 recent)
!trams_trolleys_streetcars@lemmy.blahaj.zone, Trams, Trolleys and Streetcars, up 0.4% to 19, (8 posts, 3 recent)
!tenforward@lemmy.world, TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name, up 0.4% to 1657, (530 posts, 71 recent)
!palworld@lemmy.world, Palworld, up 0.4% to 637, (43 posts, 12 recent)
!insanepeoplefacebook@lemmy.world, InsanePeopleFacebook, up 0.4% to 1183, (69 posts, 16 recent)
!grasweeti@slrpnk.net, Sweet Graffiti and other acts of wholesome vandalism, up 0.3% to 61, (23 posts, 3 recent)
!independentfilms@feddit.de, Independent Movies, Series and Documentaries, up 0.2% to 17, (8 posts, 2 recent)
!monkeyuser@programming.dev, MonkeyUser, up 0.1% to 109, (24 posts, 5 recent)
!microblogmemes@lemmy.world, Microblog Memes, up 0.1% to 3468, (430 posts, 28 recent)
!askmenover30@lemm.ee, askmenover30, up 0.1% to 265, (14 posts, 4 recent)

(Results are averaged over the past 7 days, Results are averaged over the past 7 days), up (Results are averaged over the past 7 days)

  • freamon@lemmy.worldEnglish
    1·
    9 months ago

    Fediverse communities don’t really exist - lemmy has communities, and other apps have things that are similar in some ways but not in others (e.g. mastodon groups, peertube channels, and mbin magazines). There’s lots of little differences that limit full interoperability, meaning that lemmy doesn’t have as much connection with the wider Fediverse as perhaps it should. This is more a subject best addressed by app developers than me. I can’t solve problems like that with a list of links.

    In other areas, I’ve done what I can - I made a virtual lemmy community that natively features posts from mastodon accounts that haven’t even heard of lemmy. Pretty cool, I thought, but no-one gives a fuck. So I resent the idea that lemmy being closed-off in any way is something I’m indifferent to.

    I just clicked the ‘search’ link I just made from lemmy.world, btw. The link to the actual community is 4th from the top, buried between cross-posts and mentions. Moreover, the likelihood that ‘search’ post work on every lemmy app is pretty low. Right now, these list work on any of the multitude of front-ends or mobile apps you can get for lemmy, which is a minor triumph in and of itself. Changing them to work for mbin would just break something else. Even if it didn’t, they’d work on lemmy and mbin, and then they’d be some new app (who haven’t hard-coded search in the same place) that they wouldn’t work for, and we’d be back at square one.

      • freamon@lemmy.worldEnglish
        1·
        9 months ago

        I suspect that ActivityPub is too broad and too permissive for that. For every post on lemmy, it already sends out two different activities - one for lemmy, one intended for mastodon. On lemmy, a new post is a ‘Page’, on mastodon it’s a ‘Note’, on PeerTube it’s a ‘Video’. Lemmy understands all 3 (more or less), but my feeling is that if Fediverse apps are inter-acting well together, it’s largely because someone hacked it.

        The thing the Fediverse most reminds me of is DLNA (aka uPnP Video) - it’s supposed to be universal, but if you ever saw the config for a DLNA server, you’d see it had to do different things for every different brand of client.