Why dont you move all your content from r/Sizz to lemmy?
this post was submitted on 12 Jun 2023
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Jerboa made a huge progress in a short time with the wave of attention Lemmy is getting. I'm liking Lemmy a lot more than rexxit.
Hope most moderators stay there and we get fresh moderation here. (Not sure how were you as moderator, but I had lots of bad experiences)
Luckily some communities I enjoyed there are already here, like Foss, android, linux, open source, Nintendo.
Would love to see many of my subreddits here. (Maybe maybe maybe, specialized tools, unexpected, unixporn, kdeporn, to name a few)
I have a lot of questions about the whole Fediverse concept but I love the general vibe of hopefulness that there is around here, it's crazy refreshing!
I'm also using Jerboa currently and I love it!
P.S. Don't forget to nuke your reddit accounts!
I'd love to answer any questions you have!
Love it! Looking forward to the day where there’s larger communities and 3rd party apps, I’m normally a lurker and it’s hard when there’s so little content, it’ll come with time and I’m doing my part.
I really like it thus far. The web app is slick with Safari on iPhone, but I’ve yet to try it on an iPad or PC. The community seems great. Definitely getting an old Reddit vibe. It’s good to be here!
It is the first time since I got the beta invite to Google+ that I've been so entrenched into a service. I love the self-hosting bit, I love the idea of federation, I feel surrounded by fellow geeks and not a bunch of sellouts. It's been great so far :)
I can’t get mlem to work, so I’m forced to use the web mobile interface, which isn’t ideal. But that’s a problem of having habits and expectations ingrained for a decade of using specific apps.
Uptime of different servers I’ve tried has been spotty. Pair that with the natural growing pains of my more niche subreddits being my more active ones and I’m struggling to find them here…
It’s been a rough day. I want to believe in the potential, but just like with mastodon - federated solutions need to really work on onboarding. It’s helpful that we’re getting large populations due to the lack of ability to access reddit, which Mastodon struggled with. But things still feel chaotic and I don’t know that getting things drilled down to a well curated list of communities will feel as well put together as it did on reddit.
do consider that you came here during the ultimate stress test
Mastodon no longer has those issues, matrix no longer has those issues
Lemmy will get there too!