I'm thinking of adding "Question of the Week" type of thread to !publictransport@slrpnk.net
[Closed] Moved to !fedigrow@lemmy.zip
This community has moved to !fedigrow@lemmy.zip
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To discuss how to grow and manage communities / magazines on Lemmy, Mbin, Piefed and Sublinks
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- https://lemmy-federate.com/ to federate your community to a lot of instances
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- How (and when) to consolidate communities? (A guide)
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You still don't want to contribute to !trams_trolleys_streetcars@lemmy.blahaj.zone? That community already has 717 subs and 888 active users per month?
I prefer to have my own community, I already have my own vision/preference on what I want the community would be like
I've said this before:
I wanted something like Skyscrapercity forum but on Lemmy, or something similar to r/transit.
(As a context, in Skyscrapercity is a discussion forum about infrastructures in the world, underrated website)
Public transports are not limited to trams, trolleys, and street cars. It also includes trains, high-speed rail buses, etc. And my vision for this community is that I want the community to be discussion-oriented. For example, the accessibility of a public transport, the obstacles of building one, the ticket price, the effect it has on the city, integrations between modes, etc. Take a look at https://reddit.com/r/transit for example.
To be clear, I'm not saying that !trams_trolleys_streetcars@lemmy.blahaj.zone is a bad community, it just has difference purpose, as far as I can understand. I'll probably try to crosspost some of the post there.