Fedibridge

!menopause@lemmy.world

• https://old.reddit.com/r/RedditAlternatives/comments/1jb1xqx/dear_reddit_go_frick_off/
• https://old.reddit.com/r/RedditAlternatives/comments/1j9nk2p/yeahpeace_out_reddit/

Let's go tell them to sign up on https://lemm.ee/ to crack past 54.9k mau

I've noticed several Redditors over in r/Lemmy and r/LemmyMigration who are experiencing issues with email verification on signup.

Examples:

• I can't verify my email because the page doesn't give me a button to do so. The link from my email just takes me to a blank page
• Unable to log in, got verification email, but go to log in and get a "bad password" message. Not getting password reset emails either. Junk/spam folders have nothing.
• Email never showed
• Can't reset password
• Can't register

I see several people in helping out as best they can in the comments, but I think it would probably be better if the relevant instance admins could reach out directly.

What is the best way to do this?

In order to maximize the number of users who join Lemmy, I think it is important that we streamline the sign-up process as much as possible. It would be unfortunate to miss out on potential users due to email issues.

This infographic is still incomplete; I'm posting it here in the hope that I can get some feedback about it. It has three goals:

1. To explain what federation is. No technobabble, just a simple analogy with houses and a neighbourhood.
2. To explain why federation is good for users.
3. [TODO] Specific info about the Fediverse, plus some really simple FAQ.

Criticism is welcome as long as constructive.

EDIT: OK, too much text. I'm clipping as much as I can.

!streetfighter@lemmy.world

https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/dailystats

If you still have a Reddit account, feel free to chime in with your experiences with Lemmy's upvote policy :)

https://old.reddit.com/r/RedditAlternatives/comments/1j77d46/learned_about_the_upvotes_policy_change_from_this/

Subs like r/BuyFromEU have exploded in Reddit, with 140k users and many more eyes on it, the movement has even made news in many countries.

This is a great place to make people aware of the existence of Lemmy.

On popular posts of people switching away from a US product, I like to comment variants of

While you're at it

Try out the European-Hosted Reddit alternative, Lemmy
It also has a Mobile-App

I use it alongside Reddit, and I'm enjoying it more and more, slowly switching over

Lemmy already has a growing c/buyEuropean community.

r/BoycottUnitedStates is also and option and so is r/BuyCanadian with 285k users, this is a big audience that wants to move away from US products like Reddit.

Spread the awareness of Lemmy.

cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/8865786

Letzter Post: https://feddit.org/post/7741296

Rohdaten

User Datum 0 21.6.2024 35 22.6.2024 284 23.6.2024 543 26.6.2024 731 1.7.2024 766 2.7.2024 829 6.7.2024 940 14.7.2024 965 17.7.2024 981 21.7.2024 1090 23.7.2024 1120 24.7.2024 1190 28.7.2024 1330 7.8.2024 1390 9.8.2024 1410 12.8.2024 1430 15.8.2024 1490 25.8.2024 1520 1.9.2024 1550 7.9.2024 1560 9.9.2024 1570 12.9.2024 1590 16.9.2024 1590 17.9.2024 1610 20.9.2024 1610 21.9.2024 1630 24.9.2024 1640 26.9.2024 1650 28.9.2024 1650 29.9.2024 1660 1.10.2024 1690 6.10.2024 1820 11.11.2024 1840 16.11.2024 1860 20.11.2024 1880 27.11.2024 1910 11.12.2024 1920 13.12.2024 1940 16.12.2024 1940 17.12.2024 1950 19.12.2024 1950 20.12.2024 1960 26.12.2024 2060 19.1.2025 2110 26.1.2025 2110 27.1.2025 2110 28.1.2025 2240 6.2.2025 2350 18.2.2025 2590 1.3.2025 2690 3.3.2025 2780 5.3.2025 2950 7.3.2025

• !general@50501.chat
• https://50501.chat/

579 upvotes: Digg is returning, thanks to its founder, and reddit's.

215 upvotes: Digg is technically an alternative

116 upvotes: Digg: HERE WE GO GUYS

!languagesettings@lemmy.zip

On-going conversation with Lemmy.dev: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/comment/17092047