• @Lost_My_MindEnglish
    2•1 month ago

    And that’s great. Thats one way to promote the new communities. Smaller communities as they’re just starting out need all the help they can get. I fully appriciate that it exists.

    What I’m suggesting would be in addition to that, and it would promote ALL communities. Big and small. It could even have a search bar, where you tell the guide what topics you’re interested in, and it could return a list of all communities that fit your search, sorted by big to small.

    So, my idea is a different kind of tool. Both should exist, but you would use them for different purposes.

        • @Lost_My_MindEnglish
          1•1 month ago

          No. You don’t stay logged in when you go there.

          Right now, I can click along the top of the page on Lemmy.World "communities. If I do, it takes me to a list of all the communities on Lemmy.World.

          I can’t go to another instance directly, and click communities while also being signed in. I can search for other communities on other instances, but I can’t get a list of communities while signed in.

          I should be able to go to Lemmy.Zip, and it should route me to something like Lemmy.World/Lemmy.zip so I’m viewing Lemmy.zip while still signed into Lemmy.World.

          That way you can browse other instances communities and just hit subscribe without having to do the extra work of copying [email protected] then going BACK to Lemmy.World, searching for [email protected], clicking the search result, and THEN you’re inside the community while still signed in.

          It would save several steps, plus retain my settings as I do it, and make Lemmy seem like a more seamless experience. Rather than a hodgepodge of various patched together pieces cosplaying as a website.

          • Blaze (he/him)English
            2•1 month ago

            No. You don’t stay logged in when you go there.

            There is a button on the right to set your home instance. If you set it, you’ll get to the community from your instance