4k trailer https://youtu.be/08vbgX9lpWY

and also NINJA GAIDEN 2 Black Official Launch Trailer https://youtu.be/MFjWCZIVZDw

For a comment it’s a lot yea, especially since the thread was still pretty new. It was the top comment in that thread by a large margin.

I don’t see any Fediverse platforms on there, how would you feel about adding them? Seems like they’d fit.

https://openalternative.co/categories/social-media

Could add Lemmy, Mastodon, MBin, PieFed, PixelFed, Loops, PeerTube, NodeBB…

https://discuss.online/c/patientgamers

This link doesn’t work. There’s only 3 communities for patientgamers: world, shitjustworks, and ml

https://lemmyverse.net/communities?query=patientgamers

I’ve noticed that people forgot how long ago the Reddit blackout was (about 19 months ago?), and Lemmy has improved a lot since then. Back then Lemmy was like pre-alpha, super buggy, and servers were very unstable. And we have way more 3rd party apps/frontends now.

https://old.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1i7gufa/hundreds_of_subreddits_are_considering_banning/m8ktmgh/?context=9

Was reading through the thread and holy shit I swear half the comments are anti fediverse propaganda.

Some comments are suspiciously skeptical. If they were this skeptical before joining then they never would’ve joined Reddit lol. Someone just tried to tell me that the report button on Lemmy doesn’t do anything.

https://old.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1i6rp3o/decentralized_social_media_is_the_only/m8i99k6/?context=9

And people talking about bots too lol Reddit will literally repost a 1 year old post with identical title and copy-paste the top 100 comments from the original too, talk about bots! And they aren’t labeled as bots! At least bots here are labeled and you can hide them all instantly.

And then they ask for extreme details on how everything works and try to become a master at it before even signing up. Is that how they signed up for Reddit and Discord? I doubt it.

No way these people were that closed-minded and stubborn when they were signing up for Reddit.

I think it was when it was edited to include specific links to Lemmy instances, instead of the join-lemmy.org website

I still see the comment on Spaduf’s profile, but it shows as deleted in the post

it seems like copying Spaduf’s comment to r/fediverse worked, but in r/technology it got deleted for me too

for me it seems like join-lemmy.org, lemm.ee, and even lemmy.world are safe but some of the others will get your comment deleted

I’m not sure what motivated their selection because lemmy.world is the biggest one so I thought that would be the banned one

actually I think it was mander.xyz for some reason? and it doesn’t seem to happen in r/fediverse

no wait, something else is also doing it, midwest.social is also doing it, lemmy.world is clear, infosec.pub is clear, ttrpg.network is not allowed

no idea how Reddit or r/technology chose which instances to ban lol

@spaduf@slrpnk.net idk if you saw my post about this in https://programming.dev/post/24371441

I think the join-lemmy.org link was fine, it seemed to get deleted when you edited in links to specific lemmy instances?

omg the top comment just got deleted with over 500 upvotes

I think it was when it was edited to include specific links to Lemmy instances, instead of the join-lemmy.org website

I still see the comment on Spaduf’s profile, but it shows as deleted in the post

I think maybe the link to lemmy.world is what triggered their filter? because that was edited in

On another note, don’t you think it’s a little weird that someone from world is saying to not follow small instances?

Where is that comment? I didn’t see it. Maybe they’re thinking back when it was really hard to get new communities federated, but it’s not so bad these days, and even the medium sizes instances already have tons of communities already federated.

anyways I think we should’ve give people too much trouble as long as they’re joining the Fediverse lol, they can move instances as they get a feel for it

also what’s the best alternative for Mastodon? a lot of people there already tried Mastodon and didn’t like it due to UX/UI issues

I would be good to list Mastodon as well as an alternative, and also listing Mbin might be good too? but then maybe you’re putting too many choices lol

yea it should just be a matter of searching your username, but you need to be logged in to search remote instances (they don’t want anonymous requests spamming the network)

what’s your Pixelfed username? I can pull it up if you want

the bridge is pretty nice, I would recommend everyone on compatible platforms to use it (Bluesky, and probably any AP microblogging platform, but I’ve only tried it with Mastodon)

Does Lemmy allow hyphens in community names? I know it allows underscores

their server is down right now, but it did federate with lemmy.ml before going down https://lemmy.ml/c/activitypub@community.nodebb.org

https://programming.dev/c/nodebb-development@community.nodebb.org

also you can read their announcement from their Mastodon profile @nodebb@fosstodon.org

edit: it’s back up, to see the announcement post in Lemmy format, put this in your Lemmy’s search: https://community.nodebb.org/post/102756

it’s from !nodebb-development@community.nodebb.org

some forums that use NodeBB, will be interesting to see if they enable federation

https://nodebb.org/showcase/

oh you let it autocomplete, check the source of your post

at least on Lemmy, it works better if you don’t let it autocomplete… kinda silly, but there’s a bug report for that on the Lemmy side, idk about Mbin

because you used /m/ instead of /c/, but really the format !communityname@instancename.com should be used instead of trying to manually make URLs