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  • Similar content as r/Chicago. Also maybe make a mention of the forum in the comments of one of the main midwest.social welcome posts to attract more eyeballs as people first venture into Lemmy…

    We are the most populated city in the midwest, and stand to have the largest userbase but the lack of content means our channel is harder to find, which becomes is a self-reinforcing issue.





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    2 years ago

    I used Bard to get a better context for the ‘new CEO’ for Twitter. I treated the interaction w/ a more conversational tone and basically vented to the bot about the current state of Twitter (and the Republican party) while making predictions about the future of Twitter.

    The bot managed to amalgamate historical context, news that I shared about new CEO hire, and my personal prediction of the future, to respond with a (non-committal but interesting) response about whether the Twitter ship will be righted.

    Taking past, present and future contexts to engage in a convo kinda blew my mind when I looked back at it.




  • I’d say like-minded people is #1 and lots of engagement is #2 (with the catch-22 that if there’s a lack of engagement, then it doesn’t provide the opportunity to meet like-minded people).

    I think that once the bare minimum of engagement is achieved though, #1 becomes vastly more important.

    For example I’d rather have a thread w/ 20 comments and 80% of the comments are meaningful to me, versus a thread w/ 1,000 comments and 20% of the people have responses that I like. Although the 2nd thread has more meaningful comments overall, I have to sift through a lot of noise to get there.

    That’s part of the reason I’m optimistic about lemmy and how it has self-selected similiarly-minded people currently.