Alex

No problem!

Try PowerDeleteSuite on GitHub.

I’m in a similar situation - I used to semi-lurk reddit, making maybe 2 comments per week and a post a month. The thing is, I really had to think about what I posted there, because with one opinion that the hivemind disagrees with I could lose most of my karma. Also, it would take a long time to get replies to posts that weren’t memes, if I even got any.

Bit here? No karma system, and way more active community. I made a post yesterday, before I went to sleep, and when I woke up it had around 5 comments. That post was in a niche community

I’m Gen Z and never got to experience the old internet, but I have seen old posts on stuff like Google Groups and mail lists. The fediverse has a similar vibe, and I like it

1. Same
2. Someone suggested a different name (“hymmel”), and this one doesn’t sound like yaml

That’s the most random thing lol, but I like it. Someone already suggested a better name, though

Nice, I actually like that. Danke!

IMO the better thing to do would be to convert it into a Lemmy client. I heard someone is making a Lemmy API that works like reddit’s, so maybe it could use that when it’s ready?

Either way, I’m starting to work on my own Lemmy app written in React Native. If you have a name better than “ymmel” (reverse “lemmy”), please tell me.

They said that they’re keeping old reddit.

But they also told Christian Selig that the API won’t be changing anytime soon…

It’s better to just improve Lemmy than keep going on Reddit. They keep doing more and more shitty anti-user things, for their IPO (initial public offering). This is probably just the beginning

Probably, since it’s decentralised people can just move to another instance if the mods on theirs abuse their power.