• @TheInsane42
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    51 year ago

    And when very disappointed, nobody stops users from starting their own instance and federate from there.

    • @designated_fridge
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      41 year ago

      Knowledge does 🤷

      People underestimate how important it is with a nice, stable, default experience for the average Joe.

      • @TheInsane42
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        31 year ago

        At this moment, I expect that ‘the average Joe’ is still on Reddit. The current growth of the user base will be mostly technical users, that aren’t to afraid to try things and fail miserably.

        By the time the Reddit population is fed up with all the ads, lack of content,… they’ll move over and (hopefully) find a few very stable and established instances. I even guess we’ll have a few instances that have almost no local communities, but are mainly used to jump off to other communities. But for now, I guess that the average technical know how in the community is a tad higher then ‘average Joe’, or at least they won’t be afraid to make a big mess and learn from that.