Sounds like an interesting feature.

This is a great project! I’ll try to help out later (site seems to be down at the moment).

I do have some questions/concerns with this part:

One of the things that I will be adding soon is the ability to request a community to be created. For subreddits which there is no equivalent community, people will be able to fill a form (similar to the “Create Community” page on Lemmy’s default client) which will check what is the best participating instance in the network, and if the instance admins approve, the instance can be created right away.

• Who do you imagine would create the majority of these requests?
• How would the “best participating instance” be determined?
• How long would this process take?

We’ve deliberated for several days on the “best instance” for a community, and getting instance admin approval can also take time in some cases. This seems to be at odds with the “right away” goal.

Even if a community is created, it needs people to grow it, making posts and contributing to discussion. Creating new communities is not the challenge. Growing them is.

Good catch. It’s a brand new account too.

Yeah, I’ve used both LDD and Studio, but not either of the games.

Ah, so you can “win” or “progress” through these games, whereas you can’t “win” at Studio?

Awesome!

How is this relevant to the fediverse?

Impressive detail for such a small scale!

How do Bricktales and LEGO Worlds compare to something like Stud.io?

Hooray! Thank you for your continued support of this excellent tool!

RCS

Reaction control system?

Subway station, or backstage before some sort of performance?

As is everyone born between 1965 and 2015, which is quite a few people.

Does Lemmy have a way to get inactive mods removed and replaced?

Messaging the admins of the community’s home instance is generally the recommended approach.

Eh, I’ll give windscreens a pass, since there isn’t a great way to do them using multiple smaller pieces, but that dragon head sounds inexcusable. C’mon LEGO, this is not f*cking playmobil. Assembly is the whole point!

Sounds cool. Could this be used to improve push notifications from Lemmy apps?

IIRC, the German Redditors drew a better Canadian flag than the Canadian Redditors did. I’m glad that the Canadians on the fediverse seem to be organized a bit better.

Very well said.

Ah, thanks. Even if it is a bit confusing, it’s cool that they were able to switch out the underlying software without breaking everything. I guess it helps that mbin is a fork of kbin.

also kbin.run and kbin.earth

They’re asking about mbin, not kbin, no?