https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/instances

https://postimages.org/

You can always suggest it on the community of the app you are using

Definitely a valid point

Cool to see!

• use alts for different interests (e.g. one account for niche communities, one for memes, one for news)
• consider https://piefed.social/ as they have personal and public feeds (multireddits)

@[email protected]

Federation isn’t always seen as a positive (see: discussions linked on fedibridge complaining, without realizing it sometimes, of certain instances’ people) for those aware of it, and for many more it’s just not even a factor they consider.

Discuit has less than 200 weekly commenters. Lemmy has more than 50k monthly active users.

Trusting a single admin for a whole platform only brings you so far.

Sync hasn’t been updated for a long time, and will stop working with Lemmy 1.0, I would recommend to have a look at the 3 above when you have some time.

[email protected] has been active lately

Lemmy.ca is targeted at Canadians, feddit.org at German speakers (most of [email protected] is in German). Blahaj is a trans-first space, programming.dev for programmers

Lemmy.zip and sopuli are indeed generalists

The app - Baconreader was so smooth. I’m getting used to the fediverse one, but there are still a lot of decisions by the devs that I hate.

Have you used Voyager, Thunder, Summit?

https://www.lemmyapps.com/

Promoting it would probably help, there are probably other Arabs around, they just don’t know about the community

That happens regularly on [email protected]

We don’t have 8 billions people, we have 50k monthly active users.

[email protected] is the most popular sport on the planet, the community is quiet quiet

Lemm.ee. Helps decentralizing from LW

First time I hear about it, have you ever promoted it on [email protected] ? 😄

As of this moment, is there any Arab community that people can join? I remember the existing one having debatable moderation

I would recommend another instance than hilariouschaos for that community https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/42658455?scrollToComments=true

I always feel like people living simply minimize their time online, so this kind of communities tend to be a bit quiet

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