Looks like it, piefed.social had it too

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It very much does, I didn’t even know they had that view!

Glad to see you like them

A lot of content on Tiktok is about presenting content rather the person. It can be similar to Youtube, but more accessible for beginners content creators now that a lot of Youtubers have a professional setup, and barrier to entry is much higher.

Aaah, I got confused!

Thank you for your work!

Jerry also operates fedia.io, which runs Mbin

There’s plenty of NSFW content on lemmysnfw.com, I can understand why someone would block NSFW instances for their project flagship instance

Great news!

Edit : sad to see the first comment being really negative

Seems like an interesting post, thanks for writing it!

Yes, TikTok has now 10 minutes long videos. The feed is based on what you interact with. There is quality content there.

https://lemmy.world/post/18022679

Who would manage all of those community instances?

The current setup works well with the limited number of admins and mods we have overall. I’m regularly looking for mods on communities I mod, there isn’t so many of them (e.g. [email protected] )

Also, with the federation currently being broken, mods would need to have an account on each community to be able to get the reports: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/4744

Regarding costs, the cost of these community instances suggested by OP is around 6500€ per year, so 540€ per month (https://lemmy.world/comment/12595221)

It currently costs 80€ per month to host lemmy.ml, which is the 4th most active instance with 2300 monthly active users

• https://lemm.ee/post/41577902
• https://fedidb.org/software/lemmy

Ah, that makes sense.

Lemmy.ml has been known to have a type of administration practices: https://lemmy.world/post/16211417

So this was on [email protected] right?

Then why is Dessalines involved as you are a LW user?

Anyway, you might probably want to report this on [email protected] or [email protected] rather than here

I’m familiar with IAM concepts, and indeed having a separate IdP and content instances would be a better architecture.

However the reality is that the platforms (Lemmy, Mbin, Piefed) are being developed by very small teams (Piefed is a 2 or 3 people team, and Lemmy might be around 5).

Lemmy is focusing on features delivery (https://join-lemmy.org/news/2024-09-11_-_New_NLnet_funding_for_Lemmy), which could help the platform grow more than a new IAM architecture.

There will probably be a point in time where performance will require a rework, but at the moment, it does not seem to be a priority

Also

there could be easier moderation splitting the task between users and the comms.

On the other hand, for some communities moderation of the communities and the members are specific and should not be generalized.

Beehaw is an example that comes to mind, lemmy.ml as well

Are you trying to get rid of me? Then why are you arguing as if (a) something bad might happen to me or (b) I am somehow unable/unfit to manage this?

I wish you the very best (as I generally do to all admins), but at the same time I’m doing some due diligence. As you mentioned earlier in this thread, other instances have disappeared overnight, and one way to prevent this is to have multiple people in charge.

No matter what I do/offer/propose, you will always try to find an excuse to rationalize your unwillingness to contribute to what I am doing, like I’m failing some type of BS purity test.

No matter what people tell you (you’ve got plenty of comments in this thread which are not from me), you do not take them into account.

This thread is 2 days old, it was the week-end, maybe people will jump in tomorrow or later, but at this very moment, it does not seem like you were able to convince anyone to want to join you in managing a pool of instances for 6500€ per year.

I feel like I have been discussing this with you several times. You have a certain vision on how to manage those instances, but until you find other people sharing it with you and wanting to work on this together with you, you won’t convince people to move communities to your instances.