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I'll include a note in the post about making a backup first, sorry about that!

Go to the website for your instance, there should be a create community button at the top

Other tips:

After creating the community, set a title and add a basic description to the sidebar. In your case, you could include a link to Wikipedia or something about the artist. You can also add rules specific to your community.

It's up to you if you add a banner and icon, but I've found that an icon can help the community be recognizable.

Finally add a post or two that help people see what kind of content you had in mind, and promote it on [email protected], [email protected] and other similar places.

Then day to day you should continue posting content until the community gets rolling on its own, or hold regular discussion threads (ex. New albums and announcements)

I love [email protected]

There are a few other animal communities too, like [email protected]

Very cool! Any thoughts on getting this on fdroid?

You could also post this on [email protected] and other places

Some thoughts so far:

• it might help to be able to import multireddits
• the subscribe button feels a bit hidden

Otherwise really cool :)

You may have posted this to the wrong thread :)

It is a good question, I had the same when I first heard about it.

I think lots of people keep both installed:

• the default one is good for managing server related things
• this one is good for daily use, especially for any other users you might have

What I liked:

• feels much faster and smoother
• UI is nice and clean
• download manager works nicely, as another user mentioned. You don't need to open a separate app to play the files

That might be my bad, I saw an update notification and it may have been Droid-ify.

I'll update the title just in case

This post on other communities:

• [email protected] -> https://lemmy.ca/post/26475110
• [email protected] -> https://lemmy.ca/post/26475103

It's better to save up and buy good quality versions of the things that you need.

• buying cheap and questionable products on Amazon = bad
• buying cheap and questionable products on Temu = bad

Sometimes it's inevitable for someone who absolutely needs an item and doesn't have any alternatives in their price range, but that's not the case for a lot of people who buy these things.

A lot of online marketplaces can carry low quality products, with questionable materials and supply chains. What I don't like is how some marketplaces make their whole brand around filling your home with cheap low quality stuff

Shop like a billionaire

There might also be an exception for buying parts and components. I don't know enough about that area

https://clownstrike.lol/crowdmad/

This line:

P.S. Don’t your lawyers have more important shit to be doing right now anyway?

I think if DMCAs are abused, it should limit the company's ability to file one in the future.

and if not... regular people could do the same

I use Firefox mobile day to day and keep both Mull and Brave installed. Unfortunately right now Brave is recommended on mobile for privacy:

Firefox (Gecko)-based browsers on Android lack site isolation,1 a powerful security feature that protects against a malicious site performing a Spectre-like attack to gain access to the memory of another website you have open.2 Chromium-based browsers like Brave will provide more robust protection against malicious websites.

https://www.privacyguides.org/en/mobile-browsers/#brave-sync

Hope to switch back to Firefox & Mull only once that's fixed