Post promoting lemm.ee hits 250 upvotes and 13k views in under an hour.
Post promoting lemm.ee hits 250 upvotes and 13k views in under an hour.
Aaaand it's gone, and I've been banned from the sub.
got 80,000 views and 1300 upvotes before is disappeared though, so I see that as a win, I'm sure a few people signed up.
Oof, are we not on good terms with the mods of r/BuyfromEU?
Apparently not.
There is also beef between them and the other reddit r/Buy_European sub https://old.reddit.com/r/Buy_European/comments/1j6jeg3/the_other_buyeuropean_sub_is_apparently_now/
Well done OP. Baby steps.
Those mods are really something. I'm going to post this to [email protected]
Top highly upvoted comment saying you need different accounts for each instance 🤦🏻
Time to jump into the fray I guess
"Everyone says you can use any instance with any account so I tried logging in with instance A account on instance B and it doesn't even work."
Words like decentralized, interoperability or federated doesn't mean anything to these people. We need good infographics to convey the idea correctly without misunderstandings.
People are staying away from Lemmy because they don't understand why its different from classic social media. From the outside they see many divided platforms instead of the unifying it's actually doing.
Honestly, I almost thought it was a little daunting to set up this account – and I had already used Lemmy with another account on the same instance previously. I'm still not fully content with the mix of content I'm getting here (where are the text active only coms?)
Some hand holding is needed for non tech savvy people. And sometimes the similarities to reddit is kind of like faux meat substitutes – inviting unfavorable comparisons.
I agree totally. I think people benefit of think of their instance as the window through which they view the rest of the Fediverse.
Sadly yes, but they've been helped to see the light.
Let's keep guiding new users.
Yes was happy to see their edit
Sometimes reading the comments is really depressing... But hey, I tried to contribute a little by leaving some hopefully-helpful replies.
Most people only switch and change because of the trends and not so much because they understand how lemmy is good and why it will benefit them in the long run. People even get angry when you suggest to spend 5 minutes to learn the basics claiming it's not user friendly. Among all the things that may contribute to this i think people are too used to get products showed in their face.
in a sense I get then though. it's like they're getting preached on. nobody lines that, right?
I myself gave threadiverse another chance on my own volition and learned on my own.
so it might take some time for others to try it give a second chance
It's frustrating and annoying... But well, I guess it's worth it to push a little.
Thanks!
How did the first guy even think that people would actually use Lemmy if you needed to create a new account in each instance for each comm?
That's the thing, people don't think before commenting.
I like how the top comment is someone who clearly doesn’t understand lemmy.
I do believe the link is wrong? Shouldn't it be
old.reddit.comnotwww.old.reddit.com?Thanks I fixed it
15k views and 313 upvotes in the first hour. Let's Go
Let's go!
67k views and 1000 upvotes in ~3 hours. Let's GOOO
Not from this post obviously, but I'm a newbie from Reddit and excited for what Lemmy has to offer
Welcome to Lemmy, here are a few pointers to help you settle in
Where have people advocating for everything in one sub been in the past decade? Single subs and centralization have been a problem on reddit since the beginning
Since
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