It certainly is not that we don't have enough content to post here or interact with because this /c/ supports crosspostung. All opinions will be considered.
Also if there is any new apps to add to tge megathread or anything to remove from it do suggest that too as i don't want to make another thread for updating it as i try as much as its possible to keep it updated https://lemmy.today/post/6716339 .
There are actually quite a lot of Lemmy apps, but not every dev posts here. They prefer to use their own communities. Maybe get them to make a post here or something when they push updates, or post one for them.
But you're right: there's no much to actually discuss here so there's no real reason for activity. It's a community you check every once in a while at most.
You can't do anything to encourage others to come here asking for suggestions. Visibility of the community will do that, which means more posts, but the only way I can see that happening organically is if you go out to each app developer that isn't already posting updates here and ask them to do so.
There's not much to do here beyond that, honestly. You can't force engagement on a topic like this. People come, get the info they need, and leave. People that want to keep discussing the apps after they've picked one are a small percentage of users, mainly developers or enthusiasts. Or really picky people like me that are looking for specific things and waiting for an app to meet those needs.
I don’t use this community, but what exactly is your intention with it?
Like I use a Lemmy app, why would I ever need to talk about it unless I’m having an issue and if I’m having an issue, I’d rather find the dev and talk to them about it.
So if you want to make the place more active, you need to have a strong reason to want to continually use and engage with it.
I think that content all depends on how many users and apps there are—not much you can do about that.
Maybe we could have a monthly post asking people what they want in Lemmy apps (features, ideas, likes and dislikes)? That might be a good way to bring all devs and users together to think of ways to make the ecosystem better
Good idea! I would like to discuss about what features to implement, depending on what users perceive as most valuable. And the idea to coordinate between developers is great...
I think this community was very active when all the Lemmy apps keep popping out (and the Reddit clients dying out, what a beautiful time lol).
Anyway, aside for updating the mega thread and cross posting the update announcements from their respective communities I can't see how much we can use this one nowadays.
I mean, we could always be discussing the apps and such, but it makes more sense to go to the respective community.