It’s not that .world is bad per-se, it’s just that the idea behind lemmy is to spread things out across multiple federated instances, and everyone is essentially piling up there
Who would have thought the social species that has centralized in cities for tens of thousands of years would tend to centralize a digital space in the same way.
There’s literally zero way anyone could have known
Yeah. I compare it to the gravitational attraction in space. Sooner or later, some of those little asteroids will become supergiant stars. It’s inevitable. Additionally, those complaining about .world’s popularity are welcome to create communities on all, if not most other instances-
It’s not that .world is bad per-se, it’s just that the idea behind lemmy is to spread things out across multiple federated instances, and everyone is essentially piling up there
Who would have thought the social species that has centralized in cities for tens of thousands of years would tend to centralize a digital space in the same way.
There’s literally zero way anyone could have known
Yeah. I compare it to the gravitational attraction in space. Sooner or later, some of those little asteroids will become supergiant stars. It’s inevitable. Additionally, those complaining about .world’s popularity are welcome to create communities on all, if not most other instances-
They’re just not doing it.