[-] moeggz@lemmy.world 6 points 9 months ago

I agree with this, but I think many subscribers are from accounts that are no longer active.

[-] moeggz@lemmy.world 33 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago)

I appreciate all you admins here, I really do. Far more transparent than from Reddit and you do it all without making profit.

The pinned post to Lemmy World sounded like (to me) that you recognize a lot of people signed up, made communities, and then have abandoned Lemmy leaving a lot of ghost communities that you all want to clean up. Totally understandable, especially with all the legal considerations about leaving online spaces unmoderated.

It just got me thinking about how Lemmy has changed, and how I really want it to succeed. I can try and follow this suggestion, but I almost feel like for a lot of the more niche interests, Lemmy will sort of just be in a holding mode until Reddit inevitably fumbles the ball again leading to a new migration, this time with a more clear destination.

[-] moeggz@lemmy.world 10 points 9 months ago

Yeah I figured go/baduk would be a hard community to start, which is one of the reasons I chose the Chiefs.

But this isn’t just the difficulty of growing a community from a small start, this is seeing a community grow then shrink. Going through many niche communities the post rate and comment rate seems down across the board, outside of the biggest communities on the site. Combatting a shrinking community seems even more difficult than growing from a small start.

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Like others, I came over when Reddit was banning 3rd party apps. Many communities were being started and I wanted to help. So I chose one community to form here and try and grow. And we did! There was a time a short while in the little KC Chiefs community was in the top 100 communities on Lemmy world. I knew that wouldn’t last that we would be outpaced by many more broad appeal communities but I didn’t predict the reverse in engagement growth that has come. Stagnation sure, I didn’t think Lemmy was going to surpass reddit for a long while yet, but not the barren communities of today. Meme communities and the “small gripe” adjacent communities are doing fine, but it seems all others have shrunk. I tried to keep the Kerbal Space Program community active for a bit but had to return to the official forums and even subreddit for discussion. The post I made in the Go community here remains the only post in the community.

A platform led by a CEO who edits comments of users, lies about other professionals and then double downs on the lie when proven to be a liar can’t be trusted. And in general I prefer the decentralized open source backbone of Lemmy to the ad ridden, rage bait and bug filled Reddit. I’d love for this to be my full time home for discussing my niche interests but that’s not possible without others engaging with the content.

I posted a lot in the beginning, tried to comment a lot too but now it feels like talking to myself when I make a new post in the community I started and get few or no responses. What can be done? Community specific advice is nice, but I’m looking more for Lemmy World level solutions as I’m sure there’s many many other niche communities I’m not apart of experiencing the same thing.

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The Frankfurt Freak Play (www.youtube.com)
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Bug Update 8/11/23 (forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com)
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Bug Status [7/28] (forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com)
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Update on Thermal systems (forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com)
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[-] moeggz@lemmy.world 9 points 1 year ago

On point 4, the key part that you are missing is that evaporation /takes/ energy. The standard central air works closer to how you are thinking by the evaporator above your furnace taking heat to then be dumped out by the condenser outside. This is necessary because it is a closed system that must continually reuse the refrigerant.

Sweat, and the swamp cooler you have here, are not closed systems and therefore don’t have to “dump” heat. Energy was transferred to the water molecules to cause them to evaporate. As latent heat exists (Google this if you are still confused) the heat energy has been transferred to “evaporation” energy and so the heat can be reduced without breaking any thermal laws.

Basically the water on your skin or in the swamp cooler is like a wall that heat has to break down. The heat can do this, and does get through but has been reduced by the work and is therefore less strong (lower temperature.

There was no subtraction or addition to total energy when you look at the whole process. Heat energy was transferred to kinetic energy to cause the state change of the water.

Central AC has to dump heat to reuse the refrigerant. The swamp cooler doesn’t have to dump heat but needs to be refilled often as the evaporation of water takes matter away from the system.

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Using iPhone 13 Pro Max iOS 16.5.1 I have restarted my iPhone and also deleted and re added voyager to my Home Screen. The webpage in safari works but the Home Screen app shows “Safari can’t open the page because it couldn’t establish a secure connection to the server.”

[-] moeggz@lemmy.world 6 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Yup! Don’t want to seem ungrateful! I love this app and how far it has progressed. Just sharing feedback of things that would make it even better.

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Currently, if I’m browsing all and wish to block a community I have to click into the community, bring up the community feed and then block. If I could block a community from the three dots button in the post while still in the all view it would be amazing.

At this point Voyager is free and beyond my wildest expectations this early so I want to reiterate my appreciation for the work on the app and understanding if this isn’t a high priority feature. Thanks for everything so far just giving my feedback.

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[-] moeggz@lemmy.world 7 points 1 year ago

Yes the Eagles had the better pass rush. But as this article points out the Chiefs had the second best sack rate behind them and only 1 less post season sack this year.

[-] moeggz@lemmy.world 6 points 1 year ago

Well maybe by 2030 we’ll be able to play the game.

[-] moeggz@lemmy.world 7 points 1 year ago

Kansas City Chiefs is the community I started here. But I was active on Reddit in that, Kerbal Space Program, Baduk (Go), and space and science communities.

[-] moeggz@lemmy.world 7 points 1 year ago

😭😭 Lol more likely I’m not good at generating good content. I was above a lurker on Reddit but not by much. I’m just trying here cuz spez pissed me off.

[-] moeggz@lemmy.world 13 points 1 year ago

Yup same here. A bit smaller but all my “core” subreddits have been duplicated here and like many older redditors my favorite subs were already smaller ones. I actually think it’ll last and I’m not going back. Had they just priced out 3PA maybe but I can’t use that platform after what they let spez say. Rich lying assholes can’t keep getting away with it.

[-] moeggz@lemmy.world 7 points 1 year ago

Ok what if you made the community and posted in it twice daily and now feel like you are talking to yourself?

[-] moeggz@lemmy.world 14 points 1 year ago

Ok what if you made a community, posted in it twice a day since the shutdown and now feel like ur talking to much?

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