Die4Ever

If a community is too specific then it won't gain traction. I think definitely keep it as general as you can, like just a graphic design community (if there isn't already one)

the BSG event also has 2 more days remaining https://oengus.io/marathon/bsgplus25/schedule/01

https://twitch.tv/bsg_marathon

Also hashtags don't help federation at all, groups/communities will "boost" the post so it federates to all the followers

Have you tried Deus Ex Randomizer? We have an unusually high number of Steam Deck players

https://mods4ever.com/project/DXRando

And this is to go even further beyond https://youtu.be/6622xan963k

If you think it would be more impressive that it overtook more recent games on Steam... Well look at the list, it overtook all of those too except CS2 and PUBG (if you even consider that a recent game at this point)

The picture in the article is the top 7, irrespective of release date

Yes the post belongs to the user and the user's instance. The community basically just boosts/retweets the post.

The 7th Guest VR will be speedrun on Wednesday!

After that play the prequel, Before the Storm

if an instance has no users and only communities, then it's less likely to be defederated by anyone, and easier to manage

I do the same thing (also because I don't want to pay for tons of storage space lol) https://lemmy.mods4ever.com/communities

VideoCardz claims that the RX 9070 reviews will go live on March 5th, coinciding with the official launch of the RTX 5070.

at that point why even say "the Reddit alternative called Lemmy"

you could say "the Reddit alternative called Voyager"