3w ago

Do you think lemmy.ml content should be reposted to lemmy.world alternatives?

replace lemmy.world with whatever else you think is a better choice for it

Clarification: reposting here refers to reposting done by another person who was not the original poster

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Why though?
We can just subscribe to the community on lemmy.ml, there's no point reposting when it's already there ready to federate.
- Because cm0002 is reposting content without prior permission, it made me think about it, people got a real hate boner for lemmy.ml but maybe they have differing opinions for reposting?
  
  "Reposting content without prior permission"?
  
  He also steals crow pictures which I’ve reported to every crow picture stealing authority imaginable and all I get are welfare calls from mental health experts.
Repost, no.
They should grow organically on nicer instances.
I try to unsubscribe ML communities when I find a decent alternative anywhere else.
- amen
  
  Wait what did they do? I'm new
- Yup, and check !meanwhileongrad@sh.itjust.works or my periodically updated recap post for why everyone!
I don't mind when people crosspost.
Sure, why not. And they can do the same over to their side. And stealing certian content from Reddit would also be good.
I assume crossposts are handled properly by Lemmy's feeds? I don't think I've noticed duplicates much. My answer would change if not, because there's going to be no way to predict people's replication preferences.
I have, before, posted one item that I thought was interesting on !technology@beehaw.org to !technology@lemmy.world, as I know that beehaw.org has defederated from lemmy.world and the item was interesting and otherwise lemmy.world users wouldn't have seen it.
I don't think that I'd try to mirror the complete content of a community, though. I mean, different communities may have different interests.
yeah for sure
the main reason i havent defederated is bc of how much stuff is from there

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