I just realized I’ve seen you a lot on /r/Redditalternatives! Nice to see you here!

There is also !vegan@vegantheoryclub.org, their own instance

Communities should have democratic governance.

I’ve seen some instances elect their admins. No mod election yet, but that probably happened somewhere.

To be fair, as a mod myself, the issue is usually to get potential mod candidates in the first place.

If people are looking for such service, there is https://communick.com/services/lemmy, managed by @rglullis@communick.news

The overall idea behind sub.club is simple: people can pay a set amount of recurring donations, and gain access to posts from a private ActivityPub account for exclusive content. Creators using sub.club post private DM’s to their sub.club actor, and these messages get relayed into the private feed. Creators display their sub.club account handles in their profile fields, and apps such as Mammoth and Ice Cubes can read that value, and display a special subscription button.

Okay so it’s Patreon for microblogging. Why not, if there is an audience.

Thinking about it, a federated OnlyFans could be an interesting concept.

At first I thought it was paid instances of established platforms, a la https://communick.com/services/lemmy/

100+ communities,

95 of those are inactive.

There are mods on LW who moderate 10 active communities. Even further, any LW admins can virtually mod all of the LW community.

also seen recently with the bot drama in news on lemmy world.

Indeed.

Is there not an option in Lemmy to make a community private, or exclude it from /all?

There is no option to hide a community from All at the moment.

Private communities exist, but require to add every member as a mod, unrealistic for anything with more than a few members.

This whole thing keeps delivering

So what would happen if a billionaire buys out Bluesky and starts spreading right wing propaganda all over it?

Completely hypothetical scenario

Interesting, I didn’t know you couldn’t. Anyway, it’s still me 😄

Indeed

I am the OG Blaze, this account is listed on my other’s bio: https://sopuli.xyz/u/Blaze

I keep a few accounts active at the same time to be able to have different feeds. This one is for meta discussions about the Fediverse, the sopuli one is for general interest, lemmy.zip for tech interest.

Kind of a workaround around the lack of multicommunities

Damn, I just had a look at the comment above, that’s something

Have the apps API access been officially restored?

Though, to be fair, we might see another influx the day the private API keys stop working, or Reddit isn’t compatible with them anymore. I see a lot of people using those to still be able to access Reddit through their preferred app

Well, I’ve been following your work on your instance for a while, so I thought about you.

Thank you for your comment!

@rglullis@communick.news, one instance admin okay to federate with Threads!

Thank you for preventing spam!

No, this: https://lemmy.world/post/19664520

!unpopularopinion@lemmy.world

The bans seem to be targeting downvotes without other contribution and cheeky comments such as the one in the OP

Increasingly I believe communities should be able to hide from All.

Definitely

Out of those, less then 10 are active

https://lemmy.ca/u/beaver

There are plenty of LW mods who mod a higher number of active communities