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@iso@lemy.lol might be the one to notify here
I've tried to document the infrastructure around it, and made everything super organized, so that it's both easier to maintain and hand over in case that's ever needed.
Oh wait, IT COSTS MONEY?!? Oh noo... Anyway, I wanted the help smaller indie game communities get shown, so they won't have to be spread across 20 different generic instances.
You are free to create the community yourself!
Yea, that is to the post announcing we created this community. In hindsight, not the best decision.
Posting on r/Silksong helps a lot. We've been in contact with many moderators all across Reddit, trying to get them to join us, but that is still developing.
Hi everyone! For some reason, this instance weren't receiving updates for posts made on this community and !Games@lemmy.world, even though federation is working for posts made on e.g. !Silksong@indie-ver.se
Subscribing to both communities, and then going to the post on an alt account, made all the comments on the post show up. Very weird.
What? Nah, we da' sanest people around.
Welcome, friends! As a recent convert myself I’m so happy to see more community joining the fediverse
I get what you mean, the goal was actually to do the opposite. Try to get all indie game related subs together, but in this regard everything is a trade of.
Changing the domain of a lemmy instance is quite hard. (Already did it once during testing). And I don't think indie-ver.se is that hard to spell. Anyways, I am not asking the 100+ users who subscribed to change it, but I do see your point.
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