I don’t know if you’d have to offer mod positions to the existing r/monero moderators, build bots to feed data in so that there’s more going on here, put this site in the sidebar there or what, but now’s our chance to rid ourselves of dependence on that awful company.
Everyone’s mobile apps for reddit are about to stop working. Lots of people are going to be looking for an excuse to ditch the site, and if their must participate communities are still there this will blow over and reddit will continue to dominate online communities and run roughshod over them. You don’t need the big useless communities to move, you need the niche ones that you can’t currently get anywhere else, such as this one, to move. If I could have the level of discussion relating to Monero here (or anywhere) that I have there I would never touch that site again. Monero is literally the only reason I visit that site. I’m sure it’s the same for a lot of people, with regard to other communities.
Hopefully we can do github next.
First step might be to; if you see something interesting on the subreddit, post it here for others. Most of us probably read both here and reddit. I want to only have to check monero.house
Agreed, I only interact with Monero related subs on reddit, no other reason to go there for me.
yeah, plus this subs is decentralised by default. So I’ll take full way on that.
There aren’t many active mods left on reddit (I’m one of them). In regards to trying to get people over here, I’m mainly worried about the optics of shilling “my site”. If you want to post about it on reddit, please go ahead though :)
Agree, you should mention it as one of the alternatives.
Then, random users like me and @mister_monster@monero.house should confirm that monero.house is indeed the best option :p
The reason i havent posted about it is its not directly monero related and id rather not get a slap on the wrist for posting something off topic in the sub