Please do let me know if you’re interested in helping out with this effort, as I’m not going to be able to maintain this all by myself!
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For context it would seem like lemm.ee is to Reddit as Mastodon is/was to Twitter, at least in use case, not sure about back-end.
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The Lemmy instances are much more interconnected, so anyone from one instance can interact with posts/communities/etc that are not from that instance, so you only need one account.
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I’m interested in helping, but what direction do you intend for this community? I ask because I think the threaded discussion format can be valuable for FRC, but there needs to be good moderation, lest this just turn into a repeat of 2016-2020 /r/frc where discussion and support gets drowned out by low-effort memes.
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I intend to keep this somewhat akin to present-day /r/FRC, where memes are redirected to a meme community (maybe I’ll create a FRCMemes community later), and keeping the community at least semi-professional. Obviously I’ll allow silliness and tomfoolery, but there’ll be a limit to that to keep the fees clean.
And I’d love to have help! Create an account and leave a comment on my pinned post. I think the stylesheets are screwed up right now, so hopefully that’ll be fixed soon.
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Hey, I spend a lot of time working on low effort memes…
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Don’t worry, there’ll be a place for that.
Eventually.
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