Now that’s a very openly worded question. I could even answer “their logos” lol

I can guarantee you that there are people researching “variable glass tinting”

You’re welcome!

Thanks for the goblin tools link, that site looks really helpful for breaking down big tasks into small steps!

For curiosity, where did you advertise the community? In the “new communities”/“find a community” communities? In music-related communities? Or both?

Yes, you could create a community on reddthat (if that server allows for new communities to be created and hasn’t disabled that feature).

No, they don’t need to be all related. A server admin likely would tell you “hey please don’t create this one here, because this server’s focus is xy”.

I mean, that redirection then needs to work. At the moment, nobody in the Movie/TV communities is redirecting me to a specific TV show community saying “hey this exists, you can also post there”. Etc etc.

That popup idea is something that could work, and something that one could suggest on Lemmy’s github for implementation.

Your instance does need to know about these communities existing first though. For recently created communities on another instance that might not be the case. Which is where services like Lemmy Explorer help.

Implementing mastodon.social instead of proper Mastodon, implementing no other fedi software – this scheduler has much potential/work ahead

No. I have blocked a few specific lemmy.ml communities but I don’t generally avoid interacting with lemmy.ml.

There are other instances I have blocked completely (a certain grad).

I have no idea how this is from a legal point of view, but the fact they only give her the possibility to finish all that work within 24 hours sounds illegal

Afaik nutomic recently improved federation interoperability with projects like WordPress that use “Person” instead of “Group”. But idk the technical details for that.

Yes.

It is monthly active user count (MAU) divided by number of subscribers. That gives a good metric for active communities, with a preference for newish communities with a lot of organic activity.

A few times a day, it takes the highest community by that metric, that has at least 50 subscribers and hasn’t already been posted, and posts it.

@PhilipTheBucket@ponder.cat btw there is no community info/sidebar, that explains how the bot works.

Closed for registrations = no instance user accounts

The Marvels was fun. I get it if you’re part of an audience that isn’t interested in this type of movie, but for what it was it certainly didn’t suck.

Unusual maybe. Who I am to say it’s weird?

For the german speaking countries, !dach@feddit.org

It’s an Obama type technique. Sure, you might blow up a few innocents, but the rate of eliminated enemies vs killed innocents is better than in traditional warfare, so a numbers guy would always go for that one.