Kind of a silly question, but asked honestly: How much do you think the name “communick” matters when trying to convince “normies” to try it out? Would they see that, read it as a play on “Communist”, and assume it’s only for extremists or whatever?
At a minimum, you’d want to find an instance that blocks lemmygrad.ml and hexbear.net. lemmy.world already blocks both of those though. The next instance you’d probably want to block is lemmy.ml, which not many other instances do. beehaw.org does, but also blocks lemmy.world, which cuts out a lot of the threadiverse.
If you felt like it, you could explain how to do instance blocking on your user profile. That might be too much for people that don’t really care either way and just want stuff to work, though.
@Blaze@feddit.org might also have opinions on this, having spent a lot of time over on Reddit convincing people to try out Lemmy
I have standing orders to invade the Hague if ever tried there
It’s like Star Wars meets speed boats
There’s a sudden influx of users from instagram and tiktok and whatnot because of the ban, zuckerberg fellating Trump, and all of that stuff going on. So the answer to “What’s getting posted?” is “everything”
Signal has a lot of overlap there. They’ve got disappearing messages and Stories
Source hasn’t been released, but the dev has said it will be and there’s no reason to doubt that IMO. Same dev as pixelfed which is open source and federated
Looks like it’s still a load thing:
https://mastodon.social/@mastodonmigration@mastodon.online/113840500857115930
Pretty impressive you’re running it on a pi, even with how nice the 5 is 👍
Are you running all of the services at grey.fail on the same pi?
How big of servers are you using? Is the load just from syncing with pixelfed.social?
Pinging @jgrim@discuss.online since you run social.photo as a sister site to discuss.online
I’m not saying that leaving an instance unblocked means you’re in favor of them, to be clear. My response was only addressing the issue of achieving a “normie” experience.