Which GW2 community is going to be the ONE?
Which GW2 community is going to be the ONE?
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/169206
Wouldn't it be better to merge than to compete?
Edit: Looks like the community on lemmy.ml is pretty much dead.
All of them can and should co-exist. The whole point of federated social media is that there's no centralized power. More on that here: https://kbin.social/m/guildwars2/p/437854/Hi-folks-I-m-adding-a-new-rule-under-Allowed-Content
Thank you for posting these by the way; it's important that folks are aware of other instances.
Agreed. Wouldn't mind to subscribe on all 3 and get posts to my feed.
Additionally, Lemmy and Kbin are being actively developed, maybe this new wave of people pushes them to create tools so that you can combine magazines and communities into one metafeed/community where you see all the posts to all three communities.
Thank you for posting these by the way; it’s important that folks are aware of other instances.
Maybe we can even have multi-communities, soon. At least on
lemmyinstances. Dunno whetherkbinsupports this already or is going to.Are you able to bring up [email protected] through kbin? I keep getting a 404
Yep, for some reason that one is not working. Not sure why.
Not only you, I can't bring up any lemmy.wtf communities through kbin right now
I see many people here have issues subscribing to [email protected]. I also get a 404 error when going to https://kbin.social/m/[email protected], but I also get the same error when going to https://kbin.social/m/[email protected].
Any community I try with on Lemmy.ml doesn’t work. Did federation break again? I am not able to subscribe to this community from Lemmy.wtf either.
I can't seem to pull up the lemmy.wtf one through my Kbin login. I can view it on their instance but I want to subscribe
Honestly, the one with best moderators that put effort into building and maintaining a community rather than letting it sit there. Building a space like this isn't really luck as much as hard work. Take a look at [email protected] for example, they are promoting the community on the subreddit and being (pro)active on their instance, and it's working. If we make it a nice place to be people will come, but it rarely happens on its own (especially with reddit looming over as established competition).