His and Her Circumstances.

I want my own space in the internet and I set aside money for it monthly from my paychecks

!visualnovels@lemmy.comfysnug.space and associates.

disclaimer: im biased since i created that community

I personally think the reddit discussion is starting to overstay it’s welcome, and it would be good to show that we can talk, in depth even, about other things.

Cryptpad.fr

It wouldn’t matter at all, because it’s just a matter of time before they implement such features and don’t back down.

They’ll just continue shit-testing us until the blowback isn’t enormous if they go this route.

I’m not sure. I was able to post a test post just now.

https://lemmy.world/post/66848

https://codeberg.org/ADHDefy/delightful-creative-tools

Rest in peace niu.moe, you shall be missed.

lemurs?

Same, except my account was a year younger.

Understandable! While you’re here, I would like advice if you have any :p

I’m asking for advice about how to moderate from a social perspective…did i not get that across in the OP?

I understand well enough how the tech works. My question is more about the social aspect, so I don’t really consider it to be a tech question.

That being said, I edited the OP to be more clear, my apologies.

Automatic discovery of communities from instances your community knows about.

https://userstyles.world/style/10168/1440p-lemmy

I’ve been reading fanfiction for 13+ years now and I’m a huge fan. Here’s to another 20 years!

on r/fanfiction a link to the bot’s info is provided on the sidebar:

Want to link a fic in a comment? Use link bot!

https://github.com/FanfictionBot/reddit-ffn-bot/wiki/Usage

But I 100% agree that something more standard would be called for for something more multi-purpose

r/fanfiction and r/HPfanfiction have a fanfic link summary bot. you do linkffn(STORYID) or linkao3(STORYID) and it posts a summary. was useful.

hoping to find a fanfiction community, not confident in my server to host more than one community honestly