There is also a relatively big vegan community at [email protected]

Hello everyone,

I am sorry I don't really have time to be on Lemmy right now, and even less so, moderating this community.

I see two options:

• I kill this community and all of you switch to one of the other vegan communities
• Some of you take over this community

If you want to become a moderator on this community, please PM me. Between the moderators we will then choose a new owner.

If less than two people answer this call by end of Sunday, I will delete this community.

Sorry about that, but I think this the best for Lemmy and the vegan community.

Edit: We now have one moderator from Australia and me from central Europe. Would be nice to have someone from the Americas to have a nice time zone distribution.

Aren't all languages localizations in a game? Unless the characters' movements and voice would be motion captured and recorded together...

Well shortened, but most of the meaning got lost.

TL;DR:

The big platforms are losing pull and users, more small platforms or group chats emerge.

That makes it harder for people or public entities to reach a big audience.

Then I stopped reading.

What's wrong about the protein/fat ratio of Tofu? You could also try Tempeh or TVP (textured vegetable protein, mostly extracted protein from soy or peas).

Legumes are fine but also have lots of carbs.

Sadly the community is really small here, but theres [email protected] the community is much bigger on Reddit though.

Why not just start out with those questions and have a "add new question" or "request new question" feature in the app/website?

I like the "fairphonesucks=true" Parameter though. That's a nice touch

https://www.reebok.eu/de-de/shopping/lifter-pr-iii-sneaker-19727376 this one is currently for sale in the EU. If you get a coupon (sometimes you can find 30% coupons for Reebok) you can save some more.

Lifting shoes are generally relatively expensive. A good shoe for the price are Reebok lifter PR2/3. They're heel is not that high though.

You could also just go barefoot if that's ok in your Gym or with flat sole shoes. And maybe put small plates under your heels.

Then it should be quite easy. Did you post the request to GitHub?

Is the instance hosting the community contained in the URL? Then it should be easy to implement, otherwise it's probably much more complicated.

I think Lemmy's solution is better, but still not perfect. I can subscribe to communities of other instances from my own instance, but only if either a) I know the exact name and search for it, or b) someone else did before me.