If a community has grown a lot, unfortunately it takes up all the posts on the homepage. If I were a developer, I would sort by weighted success. For example, if the “x” community has 1000 subscribers and the post gets 100 likes, it has ten percent success. If the other ‘y’ community has 100 people and gets 11 likes, it has 11 percent success. This overrides the post in community x because the post in community y is more successful. This is the logic of ‘weighted success’. With this logic, a better ranking formula can be created.
In the end, they could be executed. It won’t be easy.
wav perfect solution
My preference would be to ask for permission.
I have an idea. Now I thought about it. Lemmy will allow the server owner to create a “paid” community. The name of this community will be like “helpforlemmy.world” or “coffeeforruud”. People will pay to be able to subscribe to this community. These communities will be passive and only people who want to help will have sent money by subscribing.
That’s great 👍🏻
I wondered. Can u use jerboa or other app with your own instance.
İt’s very difficult. It will be a feature of uniting/separating communities. This will only visually show the groups as a whole. We will also be able to name this group. In this way, we will be able to see the content on similar topics in different instances as a whole.
I actually don’t want it to grow any more. There are enough creators available now. People are understanding and knowledgeable .
You’re right in what you say. What is strange here is that although Turkey is not an Islamic country, there is such a rule. Turkey is a secular country.
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Wow perfect. The house I stayed in two years ago for 800 TL is now 8000 TL. I’m in Turkiye