but they are pretty much the same people, aren’t they? I don’t know much tbh.
but they are pretty much the same people, aren’t they? I don’t know much tbh.
cool
wow! that’s cool. Good job!
there is lemmynsfw
the pursuit for money brings enshittification, not more users.
Follow hashtags is the way to go. Mastodon should prompt new users to follow hashtags by recommending some topics for the user to choose from. EVERY social media has one of these now.
because of how much authoritarian propaganda there is on here.
lol you never saw authoritarian propaganda in the commercial social media because you already are brainwashed.
The number 1 pain in Mastodon is the dev team. I mean come on, there are plenty PRs to make mastodon better usable and they just get rejected.
Also we could have some sort of algorithm like we have here in lemmy (hot/scaled/new) but if you talk about it there you are instantly the devil. They WANT mastodon to be different, even if this hurt the userbase.
same
there is a recent drama in sharkey now :(
isnt reddit older than Saw?
I think Occam’s razor would apply.
This was a thing for a short time, most people on lemmy didn’t like it.
It is federating for all instances that have the !fediverse@lemmy.world community federated, but only because @isaac@microblog.lakora.us tagged the community in his message.
The problem is on mastodon side.
Go see their repo and PRs for groups.
we rarely go digging too much through the archives
Not for day to day use, but the main value reddit had was because of good information posted there. I hope Lemmy could replace reddit on that matter too. So when you need to search for something online you could use the fediverse as a good source instead of proprietary sites.
Hell yeah.
https://pfefferle.org/hello-lemmy-part2/ this is offline. Is there other example?
https://pfefferle.org/openweb-icons/ this other post is working
Pleroma/Akkoma deal better with this, The groups there only retoot the main topic, and the answers you only see If you open the main topic, then you see all the threads.