And you stare at it forever and wonder what you could have done better.
Or move on after realizing that there’s no way you’re going to learn stuff without doing a LOT of stuff, most of which won’t work out or even go anywhere, and it’s perfectly normal and fine to have lots of unfinished/dead/dormant/abandoned/(call-them-whatever-helps-you-move-on) projects.
Don’t forget the Lemmy Federate step, otherwise that would be the obvious answer to that last step. Especially if you’re on a smaller instance.
Other instances won’t get your community and posts therein automatically, only instances with subscribers do. Lemmy Federate automatically uses a bot to subscribe to the community from various instances that have opted in to the service, allowing your community to reach those instances from the start.
Hell yeah.
Start one.
Post in it some.
No one else does.
It dies.
And you stare at it forever and wonder what you could have done better.
Or move on after realizing that there’s no way you’re going to learn stuff without doing a LOT of stuff, most of which won’t work out or even go anywhere, and it’s perfectly normal and fine to have lots of unfinished/dead/dormant/abandoned/(call-them-whatever-helps-you-move-on) projects.
You guys are moving on? I just hold onto my emotions until I get a hernia.
Don’t forget the Lemmy Federate step, otherwise that would be the obvious answer to that last step. Especially if you’re on a smaller instance.
Other instances won’t get your community and posts therein automatically, only instances with subscribers do. Lemmy Federate automatically uses a bot to subscribe to the community from various instances that have opted in to the service, allowing your community to reach those instances from the start.