I agree. It's not a contest, we are in this together.

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Thanks so much! <3

Nice! Thanks a lot!

I don’t have a twitter account. What does it say?

Mostly the v0.2 release which has a major focus on moderation enhancements. Some things might be delayed, removed, or added to releases due to the feedback.

No, it will help our development be more focused on the highest-impact items. It should allow for a more organized and targeted release timeline.

Not that I'm aware of. We will support all Lemmy apps when we launch though.

There is talk of having post types. This would allow for further fediverse integrations to function better.

To answer your questions:

1. Sublinks isn't a copy of Lemmy. There used to be a greater focus on multiple post types, but now it's not a main feature to work on. Sublinks is an alternative to Lemmy that adheres to the Lemmy API to capture the client base for that API. Sublinks has its API for its front-end and any apps being developed for Sublinks.

Being long-term compatible with Lemmy isn't a priority either. We set our first milestone to be parity with the Lemmy API contracts to allow for apps to work from the start. As we grow our footprint Lemmy would have to display it the best they can. We don't plan to add support for Sublinks into other applications.

2. Yes, we're building our federation service to include as many services as possible.

I think there should be a separate community for it though.

I don't have a problem with it.

I always sort by new just to moderate what's new. I switch to scaled or active when I want to see something new. Usually, it's the same thing each day though. Perhaps I need to subscribe to a bunch more communities. I was trying to keep it lean.

Which communities do you follow? Perhaps there are more alive ones on different instances?

I mostly find myself checking just to moderate communities. Maybe once a week I'll really scroll deep and look for interesting things.

Why did this video get so many upvotes? That's not common for this community? I haven't watched it and don't really plan to :-p

I read somewhere that they plan to have a paid level without commercials. Which is shitty.

I know; it feels like a little organization. I love it! Everyone is so motivated and working hard.

I'm not sure; it depends on my availability. I cannot open source socialcare.cloud because it uses Laravel Nova, which is a paid license product.

I've stopped paying attention to it. I loved the concept, but the questions sometimes lacked engagement. At least for me.

That shouldn't be a problem to add. The application will be event-driven and that's the core of what is needed to fire push notifications.