There’s an instance lemmit.online that mirrors reddit content and you can subscribe to the communities.
Like others said, there is so much content it’s hard to get conversations going, it works better to cross post interesting content to a lemmy community.
It’s explained here: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/users/03-votes-and-ranking.html
Basically, Hot and Active show posts based on upvotes minus down votes, with a time decay so older posts rank lower.
Hot has the time decay based on created time, so you’ll basically only see posts from the last day or so.
Active has the time decay based on the most recent comment, so if someone comments it can bring an old post back to the top.
There is also Scaled (if your instance has updated to 0.19), which is like Hot but posts from communities with less active users will get a boost so you don’t miss out on posts in small communities from being drowned out by big community posts with lists of upvotes.
Lemmy has heaps of apps and a web interface. Which app are you using?
Lemmy has this functionality, you just need to join a server that enabled it.
Hmm, another user said that Overseerr (which Jellyseerr is forked from) doesn’t support specials for some reason, so Jellyseerr probably doesn’t either.
On an unrelated note, love your content choice! Who is your favourite DI? Mine’s Mooney, although I’m quite fond of Neville as well.
Sorry, it’s not actually for me! I had this as a request from someone else using it (Jellyseerr/Overseerr excel at managing these requests - users log in using their Jellyfin details, can search everything in TMDB and request it be added. Then I approve and it forwards to Sonarr/Radarr for automatic acquisition. I presume Overseerr works the same, but for Plex).
Though I have heard good things about it. Maybe I should watch it.
Are specials requestable in jellyseerr?
Maybe they aren’t! Why doesn’t Overseerr support specials?
Oh top tip, thanks heaps!
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Yes, it’s a lemmy thing that when the first personnel on your instance subscribes, it takes like a page of posts and then only the new ones going forward.
Lemmit.online used to have a way to add new subreddits, but it seems they have stopped accepting new ones. Must have got a bit too big to handle.