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Where are you located?

Very interesting, thanks for sharing

IIRC, Catodon development is currently halted (https://catodon.social/notes/9rl77swzw25jjq7x).

Sharkey I don’t know

There really is a whole *keys forks lore ha ha

Feel free to post something else!

Seems like an opportunity!

From the sidebar:

A community focused on discussions on movies and TV shows.

It’s called movies as hopefully at some point in the future we’ll have TV shows split, but as Lemmy still has a small community it makes sense to consolidate both types of content here

I agree to a certain extend, but that brings us to the question of how that content is going to be discovered by people not knowing about Lemmy. With search engines being only a shadow of their former selves, and Reddit shadowbanning Lemmy URLs that’s probably another issue we should keep in mind

Thank you for posting here!

Yeah, not the best place indeed

Thanks for the link! I usually just use the Reddit link, I’ve had alternative viewers shut down in the past (e.g. Invidious instances for Youtube) and then people can’t access the content anymore

Enjoy: https://old.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/170e8dp/reddit_comments_are_full_of_bots_reupload/

Yes, I was surprised as well

You do!

To me, FireFish got replaced by IceShrimp. Good looking interface, nice features (Antenna) and regular releases.

IIRC, Blaze (mod here) got banned under similar circumstances.

Hello,

That’s indeed why I opened this community in the first place. For people interested, you can have a look at this post for the details (open the spoiler): https://lemmy.world/post/11446250

I see where they come from, but from a new user perspective, it’s quite confusing to see too similar-looking communities, more or less similarly active, with more or less the same type of content, and not know where to post

!android@programming.dev is more software development oriented, and !android@lemmy.ml has the typical lemmy.ml spin to it.

I’m not sure how either side would agree to “merge”, since wanting self-governance was the reason the split happened in the first place.

Indeed, but on that point I’m not sure how the LW is currently moderated. The moderators don’t seem that active (it’s a trend I’ve noticed among a few LW communities). If I have some time in the coming days, I might contact them to see if they are still interested in managing that community, or if uniting forces with lemdro.id would make more sense