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This is a poll that will stay open for at least 48 hours to see where people would like this community to move.

In alphabetical order:

https://discuss.tchncs.de/

• Lemmy
• Managed by the people behind https://tchncs.de/ , a set of open source services
• Hosted in Germany, follows German and French laws
• https://status.tchncs.de/status/tchncs
• 9 endorsements on Fediseer: https://gui.fediseer.com/instances/detail/discuss.tchncs.de

https://lemmy.zip/

• Lemmy
• Provide regular status reports such as this one: https://lemmy.zip/post/39959863
• https://status.lemmy.zip/
• Hosted in Finland
• 6 endorsements: https://gui.fediseer.com/instances/detail/lemmy.zip

https://piefed.social/

• Piefed, which would allow us to use the Piefed migration feature and keep all of our previous posts and comments
• Hosted in the EU
• 3 endorsements: https://gui.fediseer.com/instances/detail/piefed.social

https://sopuli.xyz/

• Lemmy
• Host o

Mods are discussing at the moment, we'll create a poll in the coming days.

We still have some time as lemm.ee will only shutdown at the end of the month.

The Piefed community migration feature looks promising, but we have to troubleshoot a bit with @[email protected] to see how it can work.

Basically, title.

Fee free to share any idea you might have!

[email protected]

Link to paste in your instance search bar: https://lemm.ee/post/34551926

Please comment there on the movie and not here

[email protected]

Basically, title

Following that discussion: https://reddthat.com/post/20297500/11012036

Basically title. Options in comments for people to vote

Link to the modlog: https://reddthat.com/modlog/11298

Link to the community: [email protected]

Edit: for context, I first sent a DM to the single mod asking them if we could consider merging communities (basically my comment below). They ignored me but opened the thread.

My comment

Should we maybe consider merging this one with [email protected] ? We have regular pinned posts and movie-specific discussion threads over there, and that community has been more active than this one lately, be it weekly or monthly (1.54k vs 1.32k and 2.92k vs 2.51k). The moderation team has several people, including movie enthusiasts who post there regularly. We had our first AMA a while ago a few weeks ago: https://lemm.ee/post/31335226 And if people ask why we wanted to have a community on another instance than Lemmy.world, the large majority of active communities are already on LW (https://lemmyverse.net/communities?order=active), it seem

I'm talking about [email protected] .

Just recently had a post (cross-post of CGI video posted here) removed for no reason (none stated at least) and then they banned me for asking why.

You can see it all in the modlog, filtered to just actions against me.

The lack of any engagement on why a post gets removed and trigger happy user banning just screams bad moderator culture to me.

I didn't realise they were like this before and now realise that an alternative place that's kinder and more open is important. I don't know how the other mods (I'm mostly an accidental mod) are here, but I get the feeling that this is a nicer place and I hope it stays that way (plus the growing user numbers probably reflects this?)

Anyway, just thought I'd share as you wouldn't know when this stuff happens unless someone tells you in another community.

Hope political/drama posts are ok (I didn't see anything in the r