rglullis

Thank you, thank you, thank you for posting. I was feeling a bit lonely here and this video is very much aligned with what I'd like to see here. :)

Correct. I created the community when I was planning to use it as a mirror of the reddit one, but never went on to set it up.

May I suggest !malefashionadvice@style.land instead of yet-another community on LW?

I'd be completely dreadful of that. Sounds like the setting of some dystopian world.

The idea of two way bridging now is to have only as an option for community ambassadors and they will be sent as DM to users on Reddit, to let them know about the response here.

Thank you for the kind words. The project is hosted on Github, and the "current" version is deployed at https://portal.alien.top. I definitely need to add documentation, it will come when I push a proper release.

The point is that no one will be creating content with the primary target of putting it in Peertube, much less "exclusively".

Yeah, creators maybe can get some extra revenue by turning some monetization feature on Peertube, but the same could be said about "just use liberapay", "just use flattr" (RIP), "just use OpenCollective" and even "just go ask in the streets".

The big criticism was for the unrestricted reddit -> lemmy mirroring, not the two-way bridging. The idea to have two-way bridging was better received, but I didn't get to work on it until now that I received the grant from NLNet.

I don't think it has. Can you point me to any instance that is doing two-way bridging?

I really don't see how you can get to this conclusion. We can only get to the $100k/month figure by using unreasonably optimistic numbers for revenue potential. A more realistic figure would be 0.5% of the MAU donating $2/month, which brings it down to $15k/month. That would be enough to support maybe 5 creators?

The market is just to small to be relevant. I think we might even see more people setting peertube accounts as an alternative, but no sensible creator is interested in leaving Youtube.

What if I told you... soon you'll be able to comment on Lemmy and notify the OP on Reddit about it?

Re: community for Archer and/or any community you think is missing. Please sign up to https://fediverser.network and open a community request. I am automating the process of community creation and I will use the requests from there as the starting point.