Most of the posts that are frequently featured in the homepage are about social problems or styles of life common to that country (or most first world countries), and even limit to only United-Statesian media discussion. They do not appeal to someone like me, who has different thoughts, different people, different problems. It’s hard to find something relatable in (most) non-local communities, because it’s just about this style of culture. It doesn’t helps with the poor website discorverability, making me limited to these same repetitive and unfunny posts.
[email protected] now exists to have a space for USA discussions
On the other hand, [email protected] has a vote to make the “no US politics rule” permanent
Feddit.org, feddit.uk and other languages and countries based instance are quite active (see the sidebar of [email protected] )
Oh, yay. The vote is heavily toward making the “no US politics” rule permanent. As an American, I am happy to see that. I’m so sick of [our] politics everywhere, so I can’t imagine the rest of the world being any less sick of it.
Yes, the vote is quite clear