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minus-square@Tanohlink26•11 months agoIf they implement import & export subscriptions it would help a lot to move
minus-square@TanohlinkEnglish13•11 months agoThat is great, but it should ideally be built into Lemmy itself and not an external script that may or may not steal your credentials. Just two buttons in the settings “Export User Data” and “Import User Data” would be enough.
minus-square@[email protected]cakelinkfedilink5•11 months agoIndeed, I guess it will be built in later on
minus-squareDeceptichumlinkfedilink6•11 months agoPeople can’t be subbed to that much shit already surely. Even on reddit after a decade I probably only had 100 subs.
minus-square@TanohlinkEnglish14•11 months agoI seem to be at around 100 already, though some of those are probably already dead or moved to another instance. But the easier it is to migrate the more people will do it, if that is the goal.
minus-square@ZiemekZlinkEnglish1•10 months agoNot only that, but also exporting & importing comments, keeping their creation time like if they were originally made on that instance.
If they implement import & export subscriptions it would help a lot to move
https://github.com/CMahaff/lasim
That is great, but it should ideally be built into Lemmy itself and not an external script that may or may not steal your credentials.
Just two buttons in the settings “Export User Data” and “Import User Data” would be enough.
Indeed, I guess it will be built in later on
People can’t be subbed to that much shit already surely.
Even on reddit after a decade I probably only had 100 subs.
I seem to be at around 100 already, though some of those are probably already dead or moved to another instance.
But the easier it is to migrate the more people will do it, if that is the goal.
Not only that, but also exporting & importing comments, keeping their creation time like if they were originally made on that instance.