Basically, title. I’ll list the existing options in the comments, feel free to discuss each of them there
- 158 users per month
- 780 subscribers
- unmoderated
- instance is still on 0.19.3, no news about updating yet
Oh I didn’t realize it was unmoderated. I would prefer this one
if we couldbut it would be nice to find people to moderate it.Admin moderation would likely be ok for this community since I don’t expect a high workload, but it’s not ideal
Finding moderators might be the biggest challenge
@otter@lemmy.ca @Blaze@sopuli.xyz
Please know that even while our communities are moderated by @Vacant@programming.dev us admins are still making sure the content is within our TOS and community guidelines🤗
although it would be nice to find volunteer moderators as it would help distribute both power and responsibilities🌻🍀
Good to know!
If anyone is interested in Modding it, contact @Ategon@programming.dev
It wasn’t that difficult for the Linux community a while back, was it? I am once again adding my name to the volunteer list, though, just in case.
Regarding the version, I think I remember some p.dev discussion on the possibility of migrating to Sublinks. Wonder if that’s related.
Edit: I don’t think it is. Seems they simply want to wait a week or two before updating.
- 139 users per month
- 866 subscribers
- moderated by @possiblylinux127@lemmy.zip
Hello there
Pinging @sag@lemm.ee @kionite231@lemmy.ca @Path@lemmy.myserv.one @otter@lemmy.ca as they were the last posters on the topic
- 17.5k subscriber
- 1.7k monthly user
Interesting, but the issue is beehaw is that they defederated both lemmy.world and sh.itjust.works, so around 20k monthly active users out of the 50k of Lemmy: https://fedidb.org/software/lemmy/
Well there’s also their adventure of deciding whether they want to stay on the fediverse or do their own thing. I haven’t seen anything on that from them recently, but last I saw (early this year) was that they were certainly thinking about leaving.
Moving to Sublinks which is designed to have full feature parity with Lemmy
But even with Sublinks, would Beehaw refederate with LW and SJW at some point? That’s the core of the issue
I think that hinges on how Sublinks moderation tools develop. That said the Beehaw admins are really burned out from how hard to moderate a federated forum has been on Lemmy so I’d think there might be hesitation before re-enabling federation with those two, especially since they’re wanting to move to whitelist federation and SJW specifically (at least back when I was paying attention to it) moved to an admin format that tends to be slow to respond to crises
Oh
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Which should be fine if you’re not a user on Beehaw, no?
Not if you’re a sh.itjust.works user (like myself) or a lemmy.world user (like many others).
