I want to shout out to https://ttrpg.network/ for setting up my new DnD forum. It's been good to be on a new place to discuss the game at it's new onednd location
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Hi from Lemmy! I hadn't been able to federate here before and my comments weren't showing up but now it's working.
I didn't know about all that WOTC was doing to DnD but I am familiar with them because I used to play Heroscape. That's absolutely fucked and you have my sympathy.
The good news is that we are on the verge of building something that we own on Lemmy, where corporations won't be able to fuck with us as much.
The good news is that we are on the verge of building something that we own on Lemmy, where corporations won’t be able to fuck with us as much.
Yeah, about that...
Let's see what happens when Meta decides to federate Threads with the rest of us.
I really hope you're right because I love this place right now. It's much smaller than other platforms but there's enough content for hours of browsing and the community is leagues above the rest of the internet in terms of quality of discourse.
Outside of the fedi, I don't remember the last time I saw opposing views coexist in the same thread without one being brigaded.
Meta doesn't get to decide. We do. That's what I love so much about Lemmy.
The day this instance federates with Meta is the day I leave. They, and any other big corporations, can fuck all the way off. We have seen where that path leads time and time again.
https://sh.itjust.works/comment/714654
The userbase is everything and we have the people we need. Everything else will eventually coalesce around that.
I have precisely one thing I left on one reddit account because I can't bring myself to delete it. I asked a question on a history sub and got a fantastic answer on an obscure question.
You could copy and save it as a text file, and annotate links if necessary. That way you'll always have it.