This was an interesting read, though is also an advert for their services. Regardless, enjoyed the details.
this post was submitted on 26 Jul 2025
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The programming.dev community has 900 weekly active users compared to 745 for this one, so why are you reposting content from there here?
https://lemmyverse.net/communities?query=privacy&order=active
Just crossposting from .ml as always lol, I have started posting to !privacy@programming.dev, but in this case when I did my run through it was already crossposted there, so I just went to the next one
I mean, afterall, what could be better than having 2 privacy comms beating the .ml version 😂
It's the opposite, having two communities spread the people between them, as well as the comments.
Using a single community is more effective to build activity in one place.