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Yeah, people tend to browse with “all” to see more content, but unlike Reddit, c/cafe doesn’t comes with country identifier like r/malaysians does, so no one will think twice about answering your question since it’s also pretty general.
Same thing with my watermelon post which get a tons of views, upvotes, and comment from lemmyverse and people from different country. The tone is a bit different than what we always get from monyet.cc, and the advice is not malaysia climate specific.
I originally create c/food for us msians and monyet.cc, but lately i got a few people not from msia posting on it. This two case got me thinking.
Which I think it’s good in a sense. We’re no doubt a Malaysian-centric instance, but it’s not like our rule specifies against it. Any user traffic is good I guess.
wow! the fediverse is so dahsyat la. I posted something in !cafe from my calckey account to test if cross posting works.
my original intention was for you all to see it, but within half an hour, it has already collected 10 comments from the rest of the lemmyverse!
#fediversenewbie
The ~powaaaah of the fediverse /skeletor
Yeah, people tend to browse with “all” to see more content, but unlike Reddit, c/cafe doesn’t comes with country identifier like r/malaysians does, so no one will think twice about answering your question since it’s also pretty general.
Same thing with my watermelon post which get a tons of views, upvotes, and comment from lemmyverse and people from different country. The tone is a bit different than what we always get from monyet.cc, and the advice is not malaysia climate specific.
I originally create c/food for us msians and monyet.cc, but lately i got a few people not from msia posting on it. This two case got me thinking.
Which I think it’s good in a sense. We’re no doubt a Malaysian-centric instance, but it’s not like our rule specifies against it. Any user traffic is good I guess.