blue_berry

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[–] blue_berry 2 points 2 hours ago* (last edited 2 hours ago) (1 children)

I think its a bit complicated. For example, there was a big buzz when all H.P. novels were included in Netflix. On the other hand many queer people literally hate J.K. Rowling. But from all people that I know who read reguarly, I would say most persons have read Harry Potter.

[–] blue_berry 1 points 2 hours ago

Do images not work? I’ve been posting images and they seem fine…

Oh, you didn't know. Yeah, its really better to use imgur for the time being on diagonlemmy. Its makeshift I know ...

if you are set on a separate HP server, you should see if floo.net or floonet.works is available. Could be funner than the .social TLD.

For me, shit.just.works took the most out of that TLD than anybody ever can ;) Sadly, floo.net is already taken but I also own floonet.world. It emphasizes the global aspect of the community.

Edit3: I have to ask: If diagonlemmy currently has no image support, what purpose was [email protected] intended to serve. 99% of memes are image macros.

It wasn't a consistent decision :D I just thought, hey, what communities would be fun here, and created them.

[–] blue_berry 1 points 2 hours ago (1 children)

It was like that from the beginning. I didn't want to deal with the image related stuff, moderation, server space, etc. But I think it has limited the growth of the instance significantly. Basically everybody that signed up for the instance never posted anything, this way it never ended up on the joinlemmy page. It feels to me like the instance is stuck because of it.

[–] blue_berry 0 points 16 hours ago (3 children)

But look alone how much buzz Hogwarts legazy created. Actually, I think if the Fediverse would do it right, this could be the thing to make us mainstream.

Yes, there are many other fandoms out there, but its still popular enough, even among boomers and millenials. You need to remember we need to get them aboard too and Harry Potter could be the least common denominator here.

And for my generation, it also has a certain provoking edge to it, with which to distinct us from our "woke" milenial parents, who abandonded Harry Potter for its author.

[–] blue_berry 1 points 17 hours ago (5 children)

I think images are important and on diagonlemmy, I dont want to try to add images and break stuff.

I'm not sure, I think the effort to move the community wouldnt be that hard I think. First crossposting to both, then moving to ghe other. I also think that many would come along and so the work already put in wouldnt have been wasted.

But yeah, it may be unnecessarily risky.

[–] blue_berry 1 points 1 day ago (14 children)

Oh cool.

Actually, the instance is already running: https://floonet.social/. I just haven't activated the communities yet. I don't know. I really like the idea of the floonetwork. Its like the idea of the fediverse already exists in the world of Harry Potter. I think it would be cool to bring more parts of the H.P. fandom in the fediverse, however, until now, every fansite I wrote to didn't reply.

[–] blue_berry 1 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago) (16 children)

Thanks but I'm also a bit bored of the overall design. I want to try a bit new things. But yeah, the question is whether its worth it ...

 

My current instance, diagonlemmy.social has no images, which is not great. So I'm thinking about creating an instance with a Harry Potter meme community.

What do you think?

[–] blue_berry 1 points 2 days ago

Although I love Piefed for the topics-idea alone.

[–] blue_berry 4 points 2 days ago

Can I talk to the CEO about this?

[–] blue_berry 1 points 2 days ago (1 children)

Ha ha. Great :D

Still, I a Spring-backend sounds more promising than Python ...

 
 
[–] blue_berry 2 points 1 week ago (8 children)

Who is slughorn?

 

Hello, I wanted to ask what you have to do to be added to the join-lemmy.org page? Is there an email to call? The documentation only reads that you have to meet certain criteria, but is it then added automatically at some point?

 

The fediverse is now something that you can evangelize about. Its turning into a buzzword ...

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/13519639

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