Check with the Admins, but it might not be the instance for that community.
this post was submitted on 30 Mar 2025
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This community is for discussion of dead communities and the planning of reviving them.
What should a post/comment look like?
A post ideally would be mentioning that community, what value it could contribute to the fediverse, how much dedication it would take and approximately how many mods there should be, and a call for volunteers.
A comment should be a suggestion, correction or volunteering.
What is a dead community?
A community which all mods are inactive for more than 3 months, and the modlog has had no activity for the same time.
Please ping all the admins in the comments too, this is necessary.
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The rules are very simple.
- All posts must be about a dead community. Meta posts should be marked [META]
- Be nice.
... i will work on the icon/banner later ;)
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I've been thinking of lemmy.zip too, might fit better since it's about PC gaming. I think steam@PD should be fine, since it was acknowledged by the admins (since they explicitly put the vacant user as a mod, so they want actual mods for it)
What is the purpose of this community? Isn't [email protected] or [email protected] enough?
Those are both about games, [email protected] is about steam itself. Updates/bugs/sales about steam specifically
there is [email protected]
While I personally have never had issues with non-political subs on .ml, we're at a point in time where subs hosted there is a contentious issue and more and more people have started outright refusing to participate in .ml subs. So it's probably best to create an alternative option.
True but .ml faces a couple of problems (mainly moderation and centralization, yet again) it's probably for the best to go either with lemmy.zip or programming.dev.