Scroll down to forums and you’ll see this community there: https://proton.me/community
The only problem is there could be 20 of these communities across Lemmy. Which one would be the "official" one?
You'd have to invite the Proton social team to participate first, and hope they find value here.
Edit: SL has a mastodon account, I think Proton does as well even though its not listed.
The clear way would be for them to run their own instance. They could have a community for each product.
I mean they do have good infrastructure anyway, so it wouldn't even cost them anything
They're at @protonprivacy@mastodon.social
We're here! :)
I'm definitely oversimplifing, but this sort of thing relies 80% on whether or not the SMM can be fucked to make an account on the site
I just filled out my survey and noted twice that I use Lemmy and not their current communities. Maybe they'll listen if enough of us ask.
I did the same and was going to suggest it!
I actually put that on the proton community form thing. I suggested lemmy being a community
They don't even mention their Mastodon account in the newsletters.
"If you have questions or feedback, you can join the conversation on Reddit or Twitter/X."
No.
It wasn't even linked at the email footer with the rest of their socials until December 2023.
Exactly. This is the Official Community. Welcome!
I found this community via their website :-) The link is here: https://proton.me/community under forums.
hey this is very neat! I didn't see it
I mean Mastodon is Lemmy 🤷
Is it? I know it's ActivityPub but I never see posts from Mastodon on Lemmy. Does it only go the other way?
people on mastodon need to mention a lemmy community to post there. you can't see mastodon posts on lemmy unless they're in a community. comments from lemmy are a pretty bad experience on mastodon I believe.
I never see posts from Mastodon on Lemmy.
You can always tell because they do that annoying thing where they tag 13 fucking people completely unnecessarily.
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