Hello! 👋

Merci, felicitations pour votre instance Piefed!

Low likelihood of such tools happening IIRC

Yes, they are. The case of the last one is exemplar: there was a similar community elsewhere, which had grown organically from people recreating the same name Reddit sub in the manner it was over 10 years ago (memes, people talking about their real life, news); it was by far the most followed of several similar communities. Then mods/admins of a more recent instance infiltrated the successful community and convinced existing mods to shut the main community down and move to the one on that new instance. Now all that is left is selected news and orientated propaganda.

Hey,

It seemed familiar but I had to check. We redirected from !france@lemmy.world to !france@jlai.lu as Lemmy.world was having a lot of technical trouble at the time, and also because it was nicer to have an instance in French.

The memes still exist on !rance@jlai.lu or !actu_memes@jlai.lu. Discussions moved to !forumlibre@jlai.lu

There is !jeuxvideo@jlai.lu , !musique@jlai.lu even !artsdufil@jlai.lu or !interessant@jlai.lu

There are other France communities around, the most active one recently being !france@sh.itjust.works. There is also !neofrance@lemmy.world and !actualite@lemmy.world but you said you found news boring.

What prevents you from creating !france@lemm.ee and use it to grow your own version of the community?

Edit: I was also the second mod of !france@lemmy.world. There was no infiltration.

@azalty@jlai.lu FYI, this solves the issue you were referring the other day

@Snoopy@jlai.lu

Yes, saw that too

@Snoopy@jlai.lu you’ll probably like the mod view

Look at the daily posts on !melbourne@aussie.zone. They have several hundreds of comments every day, because the mods of /r/Melbourne supported the migration to Lemmy.

!ich_iel@feddit.org is kind of similar in that space, they had an official post to move to feddit a year ago: https://old.reddit.com/r/ich_iel/comments/14d65o7/öffentliche_dienstmeldung_änderung_der/

Meanwhile the mods of /r/France just removed every post mentioning Jlai.lu as it was “a social network”.

Shaking my head.

I also feel like non-English communities just do their things on their own (feddit.org or jlai.lu are good examples), which increases even further the proportion of US users on the generic English-speaking communities.

Yes, as mentioned in the other comment with the GitHub ticket, it’s not implemented yet

As pointed out in another comment

A cross-post is just a post that links to the same URL as another post.

That’s how Lemmy works too. Trust me, I crosspost quite a lot, as you know

Hey, it’s me.

How can Piefed know it’s a crosspost if there’s no common link between the two posts (usually the link to the article in most posts, or the picture for some others) ?

Thank you for the list, we’ll remove the Jlai.lu account

Hello everyone 👋

Definitely

Hello,

You’ll probably get better answers on !belgium@lemmy.world or !belgique@jlai.lu

Which bank is yours?

Interesting, thanks! Crossposting this to !belgique@jlai.lu

Probably country dependant, I have been stuck with Mercator for the last few years.

Camus Corp, bientôt dans le CAC40!