This is obnoxious. You could also post here. Your other community also has one regular poster, and it’s you. Do you want to cooperate on this thing or do you want to fight amongst each other?
You want to move this community to what? Another community that’s equally anemic with a mod who has been afk for 2 years?
Why are you trying to move instead of just working with me to grow this one?
You do see how it’d be beneficial to have one community with two regular posters (and a smattering of others) than to have two communities with one regular poster each, right?
Blaze isn’t a fan of hosting everything on .world. If .world falls, a large portion of our little corner of fediverse would crumble, rendering .world the de facto leader of the lemmyverse and its cornerstone. So they urge diffusion of communities.
Also notice that the other community is effectively two weeks old (28 of 30 posts there). Instead of cooperating here, he’s chosen to compete to the detriment of both.
I’m not against decentralization in general, but this infighting is counterproductive.
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This is obnoxious. You could also post here. Your other community also has one regular poster, and it’s you. Do you want to cooperate on this thing or do you want to fight amongst each other?
You want to move this community to what? Another community that’s equally anemic with a mod who has been afk for 2 years?
Why are you trying to move instead of just working with me to grow this one?
You do see how it’d be beneficial to have one community with two regular posters (and a smattering of others) than to have two communities with one regular poster each, right?
Blaze isn’t a fan of hosting everything on .world. If .world falls, a large portion of our little corner of fediverse would crumble, rendering .world the de facto leader of the lemmyverse and its cornerstone. So they urge diffusion of communities.
I’m aware. We’ve discussed this before.
Also notice that the other community is effectively two weeks old (28 of 30 posts there). Instead of cooperating here, he’s chosen to compete to the detriment of both.
I’m not against decentralization in general, but this infighting is counterproductive.