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What does this do? Reposts across instances and communities? I think it is very spammy and leads to a lot of duplicates when subscribed to multiple communities on the same topic.
It does post the same link, verified and selected by an human admin, to multiple communities on different instances. Do you think it's better to cut the number of communitites or is there a way to make one post and then link the other to the first post, like on Reddit, in order to make the client ignore the identical post altready seen (either in the original form or as a sublink) in another community?
You could cross post which would reduce spam but even then the point of federation is that a post on one instance will make its way to the other instances and share the same comments.
This is a much better version of what you want to do, isn’t spammy. What does your bot achieve that federation didn’t? Other than you controlling the content?
Hi, no, I don't want to control the feeds; i joined Lemmy beacuse I support the idea. How to crosspost using the Lemmy API?
Well, the bridge is there just to add some quality content; but it isn't something there is designed to be forever, it will slowly stop posting, with more quality original content posted by the community, until I will permentaly close the bot's account.