No support here! [Please report support posts]
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There's been an influx of content surrounding lemmy here. Some of it is open ended:
- "What kinds of things from reddit would you like to see Lemmy avoid as the user base grows?"
- "Lemmy, what do you call users of Lemmy?"
And these are a-ok! There's also been a lot of questions like
- "How do I block a user?"
- "How do I join a community on a different instance"
These aren't open ended (at least, relatively). They are objective based, and just need a resolution, rather than discussion. These sort of questions are more relevant to [email protected].
I know there's also questions like "What are you guys doing when there’s multiple communities for the same thing across instances?". I'm inclined to let those stay, there is lots of opportunity for discussion. It's a game of discretion from a moderation perspective, but I assume most can easily guess what is cold hard support.
At least from me, moderation of support posts has been sporadic at best, despite the long standing rule. I will begin redirecting these questions to [email protected], however I'm of course willing to listen to the community here if that's not what is wanted, as well as other feedback.
edit: support posts will now be removed, not locked
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There's been an influx of content surrounding lemmy here. Some of it is open ended:
- "What kinds of things from reddit would you like to see Lemmy avoid as the user base grows?"
- "Lemmy, what do you call users of Lemmy?"
And these are a-ok! There's also been a lot of questions like
- "How do I block a user?"
- "How do I join a community on a different instance"
These aren't open ended (at least, relatively). They are objective based, and just need a resolution, rather than discussion. These sort of questions are more relevant to [email protected].
I know there's also questions like "What are you guys doing when there’s multiple communities for the same thing across instances?". I'm inclined to let those stay, there is lots of opportunity for discussion. It's a game of discretion from a moderation perspective, but I assume most can easily guess what is cold hard support.
At least from me, moderation of support posts has been sporadic at best, despite the long standing rule. I will begin redirecting these questions to [email protected], however I'm of course willing to listen to the community here if that's not what is wanted, as well as other feedback.
edit: support posts will now be removed, not locked
except for supporting our trans comrades
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except for supporting our trans comrades
As long as it's in the form of a question
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As long as it's in the form of a question
We support our trans comrades?
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There's been an influx of content surrounding lemmy here. Some of it is open ended:
- "What kinds of things from reddit would you like to see Lemmy avoid as the user base grows?"
- "Lemmy, what do you call users of Lemmy?"
And these are a-ok! There's also been a lot of questions like
- "How do I block a user?"
- "How do I join a community on a different instance"
These aren't open ended (at least, relatively). They are objective based, and just need a resolution, rather than discussion. These sort of questions are more relevant to [email protected].
I know there's also questions like "What are you guys doing when there’s multiple communities for the same thing across instances?". I'm inclined to let those stay, there is lots of opportunity for discussion. It's a game of discretion from a moderation perspective, but I assume most can easily guess what is cold hard support.
At least from me, moderation of support posts has been sporadic at best, despite the long standing rule. I will begin redirecting these questions to [email protected], however I'm of course willing to listen to the community here if that's not what is wanted, as well as other feedback.
edit: support posts will now be removed, not locked
“Lemmy, what do you call users of Lemmy?”
"Lemmings" is the obvious answer
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“Lemmy, what do you call users of Lemmy?”
"Lemmings" is the obvious answer
Lemurs is less obvious but more fun.
Lemons has potential. -
We support our trans comrades?
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“Lemmy, what do you call users of Lemmy?”
"Lemmings" is the obvious answer
Lemmers?
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System shared this topic on
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Lemurs is less obvious but more fun.
Lemons has potential.What about lemmions, it looks more potential.
