As far as I can tell this is just an article where someone’s theorizes Musk’s plan?
As far as I can tell this is just an article where someone’s theorizes Musk’s plan?
Don’t feel bad a bit.
https://github.com/jheidecker/lemmony
This will take care of the other commenters point about having to manually subscribe to everything. I just had it pull the top 500 communities from the top two instances and I’m fine…
Woohoo!
I don’t get how we can block. I long press anything and I get a browser menu…
EDIT: Figured it out!
Man how many people even know what this is lol
I think it would be beneficial to start enforcing not using that setting. Don’t receive posts from anyone that has unspecified at the server.
I’m not sure either understand the fact Lemmy has language settings that aren’t apparently used. Seems this can be solved by just setting the language to “English” for instance…
And it worked perfectly! Thank you for that work!
The problem is you lose the ability to encounter new communities by browsing “All”. And since I’m the only user on my instance I will never discover any communities that I don’t manually add or find on third-party websites not to mention that process of using those websites is cumbersome and tedious…
I added the top few thousand communities and the server runs absolutely fine. :)
These are the comments that make Lemmy great.
It’s not surprising as the motivations are quite different. Reddit wants their app to be a shitty Facebook clone while Memmy/Lemmy focus on the user experience.
Voat was a replica of Reddit in design. One centralized server. We would have ended up in the same crappy place even if that were a success because at some point they would have wanted to monetize it also.
You have to do some reading and learn about the technology behind Lemmy and federation to understand.
The idea of this app, which is desperately needed, is to allow those of us that are running a very small private instance to still get access to all of the communities. If you have a decent user base then you don’t need this anymore as the users themselves will provide the functionality.
So in my case I am the only user on my instance so I am certainly not going to be hammering a bunch of instances just to send me updates of whatever total number of communities I’m subscribed to.
Because stupidity.