I deleted my app a few days ago and now I exclusively use reddit for r/Godot because sadly there just isn’t an established community for godot elsewhere.
That is not a good reason to keep using reddit. A boycott is a boycott. If a community that you want is not available outside of reddit, why not start it here?
I also am hoping for more Gamedev groups. r/gamedev is shut down so my only hope is a community growing fast on here. the discords are… ok but not what I’m looking for. And I’m off reddit now so nothing on there will work for me.
I find that nearly all my Reddit page views are now when I’m trying to Google what I am doing wrong in Godot. I’m trying to build a habit of looking for a Stack Overflow result instead now. That said, I strongly suspect that there is a big overlap between the sort of person who cares enough about Godot to want to connect with a community about it and the sort of person who would want to use Lemmy and other feddyverse services so I think it’s only a matter of time before there is a decent Godot community on Lemmy. There’s at least a few of us so far in this thread!
I deleted my app a few days ago and now I exclusively use reddit for r/Godot because sadly there just isn’t an established community for godot elsewhere.
It makes sense that you’d be waiting for r/Godot
This is much more clever than I’ll ever be
That is not a good reason to keep using reddit. A boycott is a boycott. If a community that you want is not available outside of reddit, why not start it here?
R/godot is also one of my missing communities en Lemmy.
I hope that, with time, we can move people over here.
I assume as Reddit becomes more and more hostile and Lemmy more and more mature things will be easier.
I also am hoping for more Gamedev groups. r/gamedev is shut down so my only hope is a community growing fast on here. the discords are… ok but not what I’m looking for. And I’m off reddit now so nothing on there will work for me.
Discord is a horrible format for a forum replacement, yeah.
I’m honestly really disappointed with how this whole situation dissolved. It’s fracturing communities that have been building for over a decade.
That’s because Discord is an IRC replacement, not a forum replacement (and an annoyingly siloed one, at that)
I find that nearly all my Reddit page views are now when I’m trying to Google what I am doing wrong in Godot. I’m trying to build a habit of looking for a Stack Overflow result instead now. That said, I strongly suspect that there is a big overlap between the sort of person who cares enough about Godot to want to connect with a community about it and the sort of person who would want to use Lemmy and other feddyverse services so I think it’s only a matter of time before there is a decent Godot community on Lemmy. There’s at least a few of us so far in this thread!