I spun up an instance for a friend group, to test it out, and while I think no one has a real clue what's going on, it's nice to have something new and positive. And since I or a friend control the server, no worries on the perverse incentives of the internet giants.

So, yeah, hopefully we can learn, and hopefully the ecosystem can grow.

[–] overzeetop 1 points 2 years ago

I've been here six whole days, so I'm, like, some super veteran 🤣🤣

I actually like the less jaded attitude in most of the communities, though many are still very, very small (like single digits). I was part of Post.news when the Twitter exodus happened and had a fun time with it for a month; once it got populated the bigger voices/micro-blog celebrities pretty much drowned out the average user like me and I wandered away because there just wasn't enough interaction on the average thread. Pretty much he twitter experience - too ephemeral to be a community. This (Lemmy/kbin) feels nice, though.

[–] nexguy 5 points 2 years ago (1 children)

A general how-to for lemmy pinned to the top would do wonders.

[–] A_A 2 points 2 years ago

For a good start, search this : lemmy.ml/....
author = @dessalines...
title ~ ... update // version 0.16.3
or 0.17.4 etc ...

Or go to : join.lemmy.org ... documentation