But why not use your main account? Creating an alt just for this question seems strange

2 hours account, based on the other comments this seems to be borderline trolling

there needs to be some rough guide on making your community federated and then advertising it effectively so communities can get that early kick.

We can draft something on !fedigrow@lemmy.zip

The kind of drama Lemm.ee was experiencing wouldn’t be mitigated by any automatic measure, it was mostly human factors

This burns people out. Key moderators of communities quit and communities become abandoned.

Are you referring to something specific? I haven’t seen a trend of a lot of mods quitting, modding is just not that attractive in the first place

!lemmyapps@lemmy.world

You can potentially use the “Comments” filter to only show comments

https://piefed.zip/communities?search=&home_select=any&subscribe_select=any&topic_id=0&feed_id=0&language_id=0&instance=&sort_by=active_weekly+desc

“Active people” is weekly active users

Good to know

Seems better now

Thanks for sharing

Piefed has multiple ways of pulling in comms an instance doesnt yet know about. The newest version for example pulls in comms that have been posted on !newcommunities@lemmy.world

https://piefed.zip/comment/1546001

https://chat.piefed.social/#narrow/stream/10-mods-.2F-community-building/topic/Lemmy-federate/near/4751

https://piefed.zip/u/RmDebArc_5 shows more

Consider joining !fediverse@piefed.social

We have two fediverse communities already, we don’t really need three :)

https://piefed.social/comment/8093045

Seems like the community is on a Piefed instance, in that case reaching out to your admin is definitely the way to go

think there is a problem when you have the likes of !christianity@lemmy.world being downvote brigaded to the point that it actually is unfairly balancing the posts due to the slim minority of Christians on here.

Are you and the other mods aware that you can see who downvotes, and potentially ban systematic downvoters? That’s a topic that is regularly debated, but I guess in your case it could be useful?

It’s back up

I like Programming.dev, but they aren’t known for 100% uptime

Thank you! https://codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/issues/1330