• @[email protected]OP
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      132 years ago

      Selfhosting lemmy users ordering dinner for themselves: “Yeah I’m donating to my lemmy instance”

      • Rikudou_Sage
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        72 years ago

        Well, in that case I donated food to my instance admin several times today!

      • FancyGUI
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        12 years ago

        “There you go bud, you did a good job today on the 18.4 update” looking at a mirror while eating cold pizza from last week

  • Curious Canid
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    72 years ago

    Yes. I have donated to several instances that I use. These are individuals or small groups and they’re paying the costs out of their own pockets. Since I am benefiting from what they do I want to contribute.

    • N-E-N
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      22 years ago

      Was about to comment this. I plan to donate once it’s registered as a non-profit

  • @[email protected]
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    62 years ago

    Yes. Since my data is not being sold to a 3rd party to pay for this app, it makes sense to me to pay some of those costs myself.

    • @[email protected]OP
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      22 years ago

      It’s usually in your instance’s sidebar, if you open the instance main page it may have a donation link

  • Leraje
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    42 years ago

    Both to the instance I’m on, because hosting and bandwidth costs money and to the Lemmy software devs because I’d like them to be able to concentrate on developing Lemmy.

  • Corroded
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    12 years ago

    No. I typically do donations to projects I appreciate like Wiki Media through cryptocurrency and I don’t think that’s supported by my instance.

  • Nix
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    2 years ago

    I pay the bill so, yes?

  • @[email protected]
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    No :) Instances are cheap and instance admins run them to help users escape reddit and other crap platforms.

    If an instance is huge like Lemmy.world, it’s a different matter. Maybe their users will provide financial support.