Looking for channel owners that spend at least 5 hours a week on growing and managing their channels.

I had a group of people like this last fall, but a bunch of those people no longer seem to be actively working on their channel.

Want to find the people that are *currently* committed to channels.

Please reply here if that’s you.

i stopped investing time in channels because they were de-prioritized. would happily reverse course if i knew it wouldn't be wasted effort

Roughly when did you feel they were deprioritized?

when you said they were :)

buoy > dwr.eth > "channels" 

many many examples of you saying they're hard, didn't facilitate growth, and are no longer a priority. feel like you guys made a valiant effort post-farcon 2 that petered out around summer/fall 24'

Wooden Boats

Dan @dwr.eth you told us they were no longer a priority! It sucked the air out of the channel room. 

Of course I am channel lover #1 and would like to share my ideas.  

I have a small but dear channel /woodenboats 

But i am also a writer and artist and have lots of ideas for creative channels.

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I agree that was a huge low blow for sure!

Reverse chron definitely hit the big channels with bangers like memes and ITAP the hardest. Can’t easily find the best content on FC. @cura app is helping but not yet widely adopted.

Slowcore HQ

+1, would happily jump back into moderating /frontend (and plenty of other niches) knowing they will be well-supported technically and exposure-wise.

I'm with @nonlinear.eth - I stopped putting time into moderating and curating /slowcore-hq because channels were de-prioritized, and because we didn't have a sustainable economic model so we struggled with moderator attrition.  

I wrote a long post (pinned in the channel) about why the mods decided to put /slowcore-hq into extended hibernation.

It's a small cozy corner, but it's well-loved by its followers. 

I'd gladly invest time to revive it and develop a membership model for it if (as Jonny said) I knew it wouldn't be wasted effort.

Well we did a huge revamp push in fall 2024 -- and that removed mod work but most people didn't want to invest the time to keep growing them in the membership model.