This is completely counter productive to growing Lemmy. I absolutely despise discord. Look at the network traffic it generates and tell me wtf they are doing. They won’t tell you. Their business model will leave you completely dumbfounded as to how they exist. Everything shared on the platform is lost in a black hole unavailable to the outside world and everything shared is a privacy nightmare. Posting this, pinning it here, and locking it is one of the biggest trolls possible. It pisses me off every time I log in. “Everyone else does it” is the excuse of idiots. Discord makes absolutely no sense to anyone that actually cares to look into it, read the user agreement, and ask sane questions about what they are doing.
So we agree then that you don’t see the pinned posts of lemmy.world, since you haven’t used your LW account for weeks and moved on to another instance.
Well, I would try to use it, then I would see the pinned post, and then it would remind me that I’m not a fan of that decision, so I would go back to my alt.
Monthly active users on LW have decreased in August compared to July, so maybe it’s a trend, who knows.
https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/lemmy.world
It’s strange for me to have you trying to say that my opinion doesn’t count as I’m still contributing very regularly to LW communities such as [email protected].
What is the threshold of time spent on a LW account from which a user’s concern are legit, according to you?
It literally doesn’t count because it’s about what LW users see, not you. Your main account is on discuss.tchncs.de, you don’t see the pinned post and you just admitted that you haven’t used your LW alt at all for weeks, so please be honest and disclose that in your future comments.
I’m not even sure what you would prefer, to have me on my LW account everyday complaining about having that pinned thread? I thought the Fediverse was about freedom of choice, not forcing users to see things they don’t want.
Lemmy.world is still the most populated instance of the Fediverse. It is the default instance for a lot of users, including new joiners using Sync.
As such, you are going to have people with opinions on how the instance should handle such topics such as this one.
Anyway, let’s agree to disagree.