You ever take creative people and box them. Lemmy is the box.
Lemmy isn’t the only exemple of this. I was just expecting something different given it is suppose to be left. I was wrong. It’s the worst parts from other boxes.
But do you organize in a meaningful way. Like a way that produces some kind of result. If you were the boss of lemmygrad. You’ve taking all your life savings out and lemmygrad comes to you to say they’ve helped organize a protest or some action and as a result you have …
Growing numbers?
Changed policy?
Changed minds?
Originated ideas keep things fresh and exciting?
?
Do you think they are?
You ever take creative people and box them. Lemmy is the box.
Lemmy isn’t the only exemple of this. I was just expecting something different given it is suppose to be left. I was wrong. It’s the worst parts from other boxes.
People on Lemmy do discuss action.
Yea?
Do they?
Yes, people advocate for getting organized all the time.
Where?
And what measurable impact has it created?
I don’t think any hard stats have been gathered, but in Hexbear, Lemmygrad, and Lemmy.ml getting organized is one of the top recommendations.
But do you organize in a meaningful way. Like a way that produces some kind of result. If you were the boss of lemmygrad. You’ve taking all your life savings out and lemmygrad comes to you to say they’ve helped organize a protest or some action and as a result you have …
Growing numbers? Changed policy? Changed minds? Originated ideas keep things fresh and exciting?
People are not using Lemmy to organize, but advocating people to get organized in real life.