Transitioning /r/rust to the Threadiverse
Transitioning /r/rust to the Threadiverse
Three months ago I submitted a post to the Rust sub-reddit called Building a better /r/rust together. It quickly rose to the top and garn...
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They should make their own instance if they can. The devs cited Star Trek.website as the model for communities like fandoms. It is also cleaner as the instance can make several subs which have different rules and content.
The problem is that it requires money, either by the admins or through donations.
It strange because there is already the lemmyrs.org one, just not maintained.
They could just take this over and operate it
Just because one is open doesn't mean it should be used.
I also think that, compared to Reddit, there should be a more collaborative relationship between the mods and the admins because mods can choose their admins.
Definitely
One has already been made an has some sizeable communities, but there are also multiple other large rust communities.