The Superbowl community has returned to its drama-free state.
The mod I haven’t talked to before pulled my post and the one that caused the initial AI controversy. I messaged them saying if you’re going to institute a rule to let people know by putting it in the sidebar or something, and I suggested they unremove them, as ocassionally use AI either to teach to spot it, or just goofy obvious joke stuff like owls in clothes.
Haven’t heard back all week though, so not very helpful…
I feel likes are down, but I always feel that way. We did spend a couple days in the front page of active communities for .World, so I take it all is still going well.
Been getting some real nice pics and stories recently, and found some new photographers that do good work.
Almost time to start actively planning the Owl of the Year event. I am looking forward to that. It was a ton of fun last year, even though it was a lot of work.
Sounds good overall, but the lack of communication from the mod is a bit concerning
I feel I could have gone to the one I usually do and got what I wanted, but I took it as an opportunity to reach out to the other one, and I don’t think I’ve ever had any interaction with them, or even seen them post or leave a comment.
I know who I’ll be going to in the future… 😜
Still hopeful about [email protected].
There seems to be some appetite for discussion threads, so I’m trying to alternate between those and news
[email protected] is fun.
I took my first moderation action and I’m not sure if it was too heavy handed, but I’m erroring on the side of keeping the communities I moderate a place were people feel that they won’t be verbally attacked, harassed, or insulted.
About a week ago, I posted some pages from a graphic novel I’d been reading (“Falafel with Hot Sauce”), which concerned neighborly strife in an Israeli community. My focus (which I talked about) was the rather wild interpersonal dynamics going on, which ultimately ended on a high, empathetic note.
What I naively wasn’t expecting was for a group of users from a rather notorious instance to find the post and begin ranting about Israeli-Palestinian politics, which is putting it mildly, really. So we wound up deleting some comments, and banning some users for going from 0-to-60, flagrantly breaking our SubLemmy rules. A couple days later I made a bumbling, community announcement addressing the situation.
Frankly, I’m disappointed in myself for not handling that more smoothly, nor better-anticipating the potential shock of being attacked so virulently. Unfortunately, with the way my health stuff affects me, I can have a pretty short fuse when under the gun. Ho hum.
It’s okay, you still managed in a reasonable way and you learned a few things in the process
Probably closing [email protected] to redirect to [email protected]
The combination with “lemmy.zip” is nice :D
Indeed!
[email protected] had a good season, but i reckon it will go into winter hibernation now (or already is).
All in all i am quite disillusioned with lemmy though, and if lemmy.world was on the latest update i would have probably already deleted all my images and offed my account. All the topics i was interested in on reddit are not really being discussed here.
Sad to hear. Besides bicycle touring, what other interests do you have? For bicycle touring, maybe try to promote it on Aussie.zone as they are starting their spring? But I guess you would then face the 1 week delay explained on [email protected]
Camping, travel, outdoor stuff, local city sub, myog, pizza baking, desire paths, niche photography sub… Stuff lime that.
I was also much more of a lurker than a poster.
Seems like [email protected] needs a boost.
You can promote it on [email protected]
For photography, isn’t [email protected] quite active?
I see pizzas from time to time on [email protected]
Seems like [email protected] needs a boost.
It is being boosted right now as it is in the current rotation for the lemmy.world (eew) community spotlight. Alongside with the famous [email protected] and also the [email protected] communities and others. (A link on top of the l.w landing page)
I meant more some promotion on [email protected]
And I know what the lemmy.world spotlight is, I’m in a chat with a few LW admins to discuss which communities could be featured there. It’s a nice feature.
