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New idea I'm gonna try out
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Just in general if we want the Threadiverse to be viable, and by viable I just mean maybe 1% (or even 0.1%) as much engagement as Reddit, a larger percentage of "us" need to produce content, whether links, text threads, or comments. I try to post anything creative I've done (not much), try to engage in comment sections. I've got one community I try to make sure to contribute to daily ( @cfb and I absolutely use your tactic of porting over links, though I find I recoil from the bots who simply bring over everything), and another I mod ( @askamericans ). That last one, I may have sort of painted myself into a corner though, since as an American my questions are unlikely to sustain interest, but I and several others are there waiting to pour out the Cheese Whiz of our cultural knowledge for the benefit of any whose ballpark nachos are in need.
Yeah I definitely agree organic porting of content vs bots is gonna have a better impact. I'm running a few communities right now too and am basically the only one posting but eventually I expect others will join in.