I thought I saw a lotr or other meme community here?
Well, it’s not like that’s stopping anyone from spinning up one here.
This community has no affiliation with any of the Reddit subs either. In fact I had pinged mods of all four star wars meme Reddit subs about moving to Lemmy, and neither has even responded.
Is this necessary on Kbin? On Lemmy, if someone links to an instance, you can just click the latter part of the link to automatically use your own instance.
I think it depends on when your Lemmy server/instance first discovered it. In other words, I don’t believe a Lemmy server will show posts from a community on another server from before someone searched for “!community@other-server.com” from your Lemmy instance for the first time.
I think. I’m no Lemmy expert.
I thought I saw a lotr or other meme community here?
Well, it’s not like that’s stopping anyone from spinning up one here.
This community has no affiliation with any of the Reddit subs either. In fact I had pinged mods of all four star wars meme Reddit subs about moving to Lemmy, and neither has even responded.
Maybe the admins went all Trade Federation and disrupted all communications.
That was even before the blockade.
Lord of the memes
!lotrmemes@midwest.social
https://lemmy.world/c/lotrmemes@midwest.social
Glad to see it growing. Made it a week before the blackout to have it ready and now the ball is rolling and it’s getting a bunch of users
https://kbin.social/m/lotrmemes@midwest.social
Is this necessary on Kbin? On Lemmy, if someone links to an instance, you can just click the latter part of the link to automatically use your own instance.
Hmm seems to be an empty community for me?
I think it depends on when your Lemmy server/instance first discovered it. In other words, I don’t believe a Lemmy server will show posts from a community on another server from before someone searched for “!community@other-server.com” from your Lemmy instance for the first time.
I think. I’m no Lemmy expert.
Try https://midwest.social/c/lotrmemes and you should see content.