Lemmies? Lemmings?
abraxas ( @abraxas@lemmy.ml ) English49•2 years agoLemmings, I think. The self-deprecating-self-monikers seem to be most successful. IMO
RosemarySolomon ( @RosemarySolomon@beehaw.org ) English5•2 years agoYup, and besides it’s part of the namesake from the code: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy#whys-it-called-lemmy
Jerkface (any/all) ( @jerkface@lemmy.ca ) English35•2 years agoCommunists.
PolandIsAStateOfMind ( @PolandIsAStateOfMind@lemmy.ml ) English6•2 years agoIf only
Ahri Boy ( @zakiuem@lemmy.ml ) English4•2 years agoLemmygrads would approve
Ahri Boy ( @zakiuem@lemmy.ml ) English1•2 years agoLemmygrads would approve
Lvxferre ( @lvxferre@lemmy.ml ) English4•2 years agoProlemmytariat!
Fin ( @Fin@lemmy.ml ) English30•2 years agolemmings? lol
Barbarian ( @Barbarian@lemmy.reckless.dev ) English29•2 years agoAll of the more fediverse-focused ones (fedditors, fedinauts, feddies, fedizens, etc) are definitely better. Lemmy is bigger than just Lemmy: we have users from Mastodon, Kbin and more seeing and replying to our posts. Let’s choose a name that reflects that :)
Also, just to prove a point, if you’re here from anywhere not Lemmy, say hello!
Joe Cool ( @joe_cool@lemmy.ml ) English10•2 years agoI am old. I liked Netizens and Netiquette.
I guess I will take a break and start a flamewar on Usenet. Now where is my robe and wizard hat? empireOfLove ( @empireOfLove@lemmy.one ) English4•2 years agoHey, you wanna sign the guest book on my website? I can add your site to my web ring too!
twykomantis ( @twykomantis@lemmy.ml ) English2•2 years agoBloodninja, is that you?
ClammyMantis488 ( @ClammyMantis488@lemmy.ml ) English10•2 years agoSorry to sound like a noob, but I still don’t understand how people from other places can respond. How does that work?
Anthony ( @anthonytran@mastodon.au ) 9•2 years agoAll good, same boat but from what I can tell it’s just a different approach to how most people have grown accustomed to the web.
You can technically follow communities and users from Lemmy on Mastodon, though the two platforms have different UIs. I was recommended to register for two different instances as they let you interact with each one to the fullest/intended way. However you can still communicate between the two which is the fediverses’ biggest strength imo.
E.g. I found this comment via lemmy. I copied the link and pasted it into my mastodon search bar. Once found, I can comment it through my Mastodon instance. The difference is that I cannot do unique lemmy interactions such as make lemmy-posts or downvote because those aren’t shared functions on ActivityHub between Lemmy and Mastodon.
So, in terms of interaction, use a lemmy instance (though try to register for a less populated one that fits you’re identity to distribute the traffic/server load). Registering may take a bit since it’s run by actual people.
In terms of communication, you can use either instance. The key is using links and the search bar. I cannot overstate how powerful the search function is in the fediverse, if you have the right link, you can find any post in the fediverse.
ClammyMantis488 ( @ClammyMantis488@lemmy.ml ) 2•2 years agoI see, it’s making a lot more sense now. Thank you!
Anthony ( @anthonytran@mastodon.au ) 4•2 years agoNo problem! I’m still learning as well but it’s very cool to be able to interact with different instances. It’s like commenting on a reddit post from my twitter account
Barbarian ( @Barbarian@lemmy.reckless.dev ) English7•2 years agoDo you mean at the technical level or UI level?
At the UI level, just have a look at https://kbin.social and you’ll see a lot of very familiar posts. Also their posts show up here, just like any normal post.
Mastodon is a bit trickier. If you put hashtags in your post text, I think it shows up like a “toot” for users following it? Sorry, not a Mastodon user, don’t really know how it works.
At a technical level, Lemmy is built on the ActivityPub protocol. It’s how Lemmy servers talk to eachother, it’s how Mastodon servers talk to eachother, and it’s how a hell of a lot more services talk. Best analogy I’ve heard is ActivityPub is like the email protocol for social media platforms.
Rassilonian Legate ( @RassilonianLegate@mstdn.social ) 7•2 years agoHello from mstdn.social!
cavemeat ( @cavemeat@beehaw.org ) English1•2 years agozamn, I really like the fed based names
saegor ( @saegor@lemmy.ml ) English1•2 years agoi tried… but failed :p
Saegor ( @saegor@kolektiva.social ) 4•2 years agouh ! oh ! :)
Adda ( @Adda@lemmy.ml ) English22•2 years agoWhen this was asked 2 years ago, the community agreed on Lemmings, but I also rather like the second most suggested name, Lemmynauts.
- 😈MedicPig🐷BabySaver😈 ( @MedicPigBabySaver@sopuli.xyz ) English20•2 years ago
Lemmings seems popular and I’m sure the incoming hoardes from reddit would resemble lemmings.
ᗪIᐯEᖇGEᑎTᕼᗩᖇᗰOᑎIᑕᔕ ( @DivergentHarmonics@sopuli.xyz ) English19•2 years agoAnd just in case anyone did not know. Lemmings do not commit mass suicide. … And they apparently also do not fall from the sky, or … explode … WTF! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemming
Ohbs ( @Ohbs@lemmy.world ) English8•2 years agoI remember watching a documentary-style YouTube video exposing it, it was crazy and sad. The producers of the original documentary concocted an infuriating cocktail of disinformation and genocide.
usernamesAreTricky ( @usernamesAreTricky@lemmy.ml ) English12•2 years agoYep,
But the biggest reason the myth endures? Deliberate fraud. For the 1958 Disney nature film White Wilderness, filmmakers eager for dramatic footage staged a lemming death plunge, pushing dozens of lemmings off a cliff while cameras were rolling. The images—shocking at the time for what they seemed to show about the cruelty of nature and shocking now for what they actually show about the cruelty of humans—convinced several generations of moviegoers that these little rodents do, in fact, possess a bizarre instinct to destroy themselves.
https://www.britannica.com/story/do-lemmings-really-commit-mass-suicide
Humans are horrible to non-human animals :(
Sarcasmo220 ( @Sarcasmo220@lemmy.ml ) English6•2 years agoHumans are pretty horrible to human animals too :(
Wolfric82 ( @Wolfric82@beehaw.org ) English4•2 years agoSo they don’t use umbrellas or build stairs? I feel cheated! Dumb lemmings.
Warped ( @Warped@kbin.social ) 18•2 years agoWell, Lemmy is part of the Fediverse, as has been pointed out. So maybe we are all Feddies? I am using Kbin.social, so maybe I’m just a Bin? Then again, as boring as it is, maybe we are just users? Or even more shocking, maybe we are humans? Nah, surely not? I will stick to calling myself a twat.
vxnxnt ( @hamborgr@feddit.de ) English15•2 years agoI think a frequently used word is Fedizen, i.e. Fediverse citizen.
averagedrunk ( @averagedrunk@lemmy.ml ) English5•2 years agoI didn’t serve so I’m not guaranteed citizenship.
pax ( @pax@sh.itjust.works ) English2•2 years agofedizen is so generic.
MBM ( @MBM@lemmy.world ) 9•2 years agoFeds has nice ring to it :)
andrew ( @andrew@radiation.party ) 7•2 years agoglowies, perhaps?
- 😈MedicPig🐷BabySaver😈 ( @MedicPigBabySaver@sopuli.xyz ) 5•2 years ago
Not in the U.S. it doesn’t. (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
bokudoku ( @bokudoku@lemmy.ml ) English17•2 years agoi like lemmings
_6q ( @_6q@lemmy.ml ) English16•2 years agoKilmisters
caribou ( @caribou@lemmy.ml ) English13•2 years agoLemmunists!
0xCAFe ( @0xCAFE@feddit.de ) English12•2 years agoI like a more Fediverse-oriented term. My favorite so far is “Fedinaut”.
yak ( @yak@feddit.it ) English11•2 years agoAlso, what’s the term for Lemmy’s “subreddit”?
…sublemmy?
Adda ( @Adda@lemmy.ml ) English29•2 years agoCommunity, if subreddit is what I think it is. As in subreddit
r/memes
is a communityc/memes
here. RelevantWorm ( @RelevantWorm@lemmy.ml ) English6•2 years agoEven reddit started calling their subreddits communities, though I don’t know if anybody ever actually calls them that.
To me, communities will always be subs.
yak ( @yak@feddit.it ) English4•2 years agoOh, I see. Thank you.
animist ( @animist@lemmy.one ) English21•2 years agoLemmon party
vxnxnt ( @hamborgr@feddit.de ) English11•2 years agoSomeone should make a lemmon.party instance
pax ( @pax@sh.itjust.works ) English11•2 years agolemmies is cool.
Rod_Orm ( @Rod_Orm@lemmy.ml ) English10•2 years agoit’s lemming time
but i like lemmies term, we should used that