I want to be part of the solution of the problems I see on Lemmy, that is why I opened my alt account at my current server to open new communities while fixing their issues.

I had been informed by the server admin that I should not post more than 5 posts in any local community which is guaranteed to kill my communities on my current server.

I am explaining the backstory here for people to understand my logic for my question.

So, I really appreciate any help here. If anyone can give me good servers to open my communities in.

My current communities:

  • News: to lower the load on Lemmy. World server and to improve the Fediverse health.
  • Europe: due to less than optimal moderation actions as documented in "power trippin " community.
  • Misinformation/ Disinformation: Because there is no community to post research and news about this topic.

Thank you all for your help. I really would appreciate any lead here.

  • Blaze (he/him) @lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
    11·
    12 hours ago

    No, it’s not enough. We should be encouraging to have people posting more, not less.”

    Host them on your instance, then.

    I gave a very specific example to illustrate where Mastodon had become more relevant than Twitter. Again: it’s not about absolute numbers.

    I just checked the first two pages of https://news.ycombinator.com/

    No Twitter thread, no Mastodon thread. The closest links are blog posts from Medium or Substack, or personal blogs.

    • rglullis@communick.newsEnglish
      1·
      11 hours ago

      Host them on your instance, then.

      Hummm, gladly?

      I’m running more than 15 instances for communities. I was running alien.top which at one point hosted 600k accounts with more than 2M posts + comments, a lot of them being sent to the topic-specific instances. I’m constantly reminding people that the instances are there, and that I can create communities for anyone that need it.

      I just checked the first two pages (…) No Twitter thread, no Mastodon thread.

      Cherry-picking data points is not the way to make an argument. That just makes you seem clueless and/or biased.

      If you really want to refute my statement, you’ll need to take a look at all submissions in the past two years and compare the number of posts to twitter vs the number of posts to any Mastodon instance.