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[-] Andreas@feddit.dk 0 points 2 years ago

That wouldn't be good either if third parties are still funnelling new users to lemmy.world. They'll see a "sign ups closed" message, assume there is only one forum and it's closed, then go back to Reddit.

[-] charrondev@lemm.ee 1 points 2 years ago

Actually it's even worse than that. I tried yesterday to register on https://lemmy.ml but it let me go through the registration process up to the submit button before returning an error message "Registration Closed".

  • It's very annoying to have closed registration in the first place.
  • When registration is closed the registration form should definitely not be present and let me fill the whole form.
  • The error message should not just say "Registration Closed", there should be some indication of where else I should go to register.
[-] SeedyOne@lemmy.ca 1 points 2 years ago

A necessary evil but one that can be overcome. I would hope there'd be a way to leave a message about trying one of many other instances or at least a link to a Fediverse FAQ.

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