It’s quite busy, at least one post a day and dozens of comments: https://sopuli.xyz/c/casualconversation@lemm.ee

Do you have English selected in your languages?

Are you subscribed to here or !europe@feddit.org ?

Nice !

Thanks for sharing!

They still seem to do music together, they aren’t as “producty” as I first thought

Funny to see this community ressurected. !cozyplaces@lemm.ee had some traction too, but stopped

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Isn’t the Imgur link used here the same? The Imgur link was provided by the OC creator in the Reddit thread

Colours don’t mean anything

Seems like a good decision

As-tu vu ce commentaire d’il y a 15 jours?

https://jlai.lu/post/4214444/9816349

Beautiful!

Thanks!

Thanks!

I had a look, they represent my trips to Italy. Curious to see what Italians think.

if you allow the UI to guide you then it will give the wrong answer

How so? Adding “!test” shows the dropdown menu, that seems quite intuitive :

How would you make it more intuitive?

For Sublinks, if people go on the Github (which you expect people wanting to contribute to do), they’ll see it still has active contributions: https://github.com/sublinks

every single one has expressed extreme distaste with the extremist propaganda that is allowed to be expressed here. every. single. one. I try to explain that you can block it all but…

Are they using Reddit too? Because without blocking anything, the amount of political posts you see on Reddit is on par with here

!lotrmemes@midwest.social will work fine, but there are zero indicators for that in the GUI, you have to know the secret knowledge and trust the process, or flip back and forth between the Preview button and editing).

If you see it a few times, are you not going to notice intuitively how it works? Also, even if you don’t use a ! link, usually people with comment with one

But the codebase for Lemmy is in Rust so… not a whole lot of contributors to fix such things.

Piefed is in Python, Mbin in PHP, Sublinks in Java. It’s more about the lack of contributors than the languages themselves

Glad to hear you got lucky!