This is the main reason I hate branded clothing, With moth clothing they have branding on it and it's just an advert to the clothing brand. I personally hate this and try and find brands that are rather hidden / hard to see but also cost effective for me as I can't afford something super expensive especially for somethings small like clothing.

They probably would be, especially as the moment lemmy is still small. If not I'm sure there's the opportunity to create a 'partners of trans' community in the future if needed.

Not everyone is used to pressing back and forwards on there browser and it will often be hidden if you use the page as web-app through certain devices.

Because I have a few projects going on and not sure if it makes sense to use my main for everything

Often enough you still want to talk about the project, so where is the border from when you should personally be talking about it and it should be it's own thing? Is it when someone see's the product more instead of you as the creator?

Yes I'm mainly talking about a general Fediverse account through Mastodon, PixelFed or another system.

My concern is obviously if a project is slow developing it might be weeks before you see another post and it just looks like another idea or project that someone just dropped if there's not frequent posts.

So say if I was to work on a project or something. At what stage would it make sense for it to become it's own account? Like is it when it gets to the point of it's own account to show the project off instead of using my own personal one?

Can I? Where can I request it?

That is completely understandable... Would you say community based bots for those small use cases for certain people maybe make more sense than a full reddit bridge?

It would be most likely a one way system but most reddit users seem to not want to move across as they think they will miss something (what I understand with things like local communities).

It takes sense in someways for smaller communities to be bridged to allow those users to move across and not miss anything.

I thought most people moved from Reddit due to the way the platform was managed with AI stuff and the API

A bridge in this case is just a easy way to automate a fake instance that will have the Reddit content from subreddits to be transfered across to Lemmy and other Forum based Fediverse Instance.

So instead of people manually doing it, it will be mostly automated (Apart from having to follow the instance community first like any other lemmy instance)