I only learned about Lemmy from word of mouth at work. I wonder if there’s a way to engage on Reddit in a way that will help migrate people to communities here? (Maybe that would violate Reddit rules, but certainly linking to Lemmy isn’t entirely disallowed, no?)
you can select “subscribed” so you only see the lemmy communities you are subscribed to.
I personally looked at the top 1000 posts from the “all” feed. And subscribed to all communities which im even slightly interested in (i can unsubscribe later if i decide otherwise). So now I can see all relevant posts to me on my “subscribed” feed.
I’m also planning to go through this process every few months or so to discover new communities which didn’t exist before.
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In app notifications or emails for reports to mods. I honestly can’t believe this hasn’t been addressed. If someone knows something I don’t, please correct me.
Reddit Lemmy Enhancement Suite. Loved RES for it’s ability to tag users, style tweaks, and all the other functions on that other site, would be awesome to see it here as well.
Yep, RES was pretty awesome. I seem to recall having engaged them and suggested something similar when things were going down and they didn’t have much interest.
Would probably be a ground-up project considering the APIs and element tags are almost certainly all different and don’t map 1:1 reliably. That’s not a point against doing it, just an observation that it doesn’t have to be tied to the original.
Lemmy is decentralized. Fragmentation is a good thing because it makes cyberspace mimic real space. Glomming every discussion of X topic into one discussion of X topic isn’t necessarily a positive.
The problem is that there are so many different ideas to do that that I doubt they are anywhere close to reaching a consensus. There was the user created multi-communities idea, another about moderators being able to subscribe a community to another, and a few others.
Follow or bookmark users. Option to always open posts in new tab and disallow opening in same tab. Ability to run my own language specific instance, which allows usernames and community names written in other writing systems.
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