For the unaware, Lemmy is a Fediverse alternative to platforms such as Reddit and Tildes. I've been using Lemmy as one of my main social platforms for the pa...

I made a blog post on my biggest issue in Lemmy and the proposed solutions for it. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.

  • @[email protected]English
    21•11 months ago

    As someone used to Old Internet: how is having multiple communities for similar topics a ‘problem’? If you like Overwatch, do you demand that Activision, Steam, and GameFAQs all combine their forums about it? If you like baking, do you demand that all of the hundreds of sites dedicated to it all blob into one? This seems like a very wierd idea to be so definite about.

    • @[email protected]English
      15•11 months ago

      People are pushing for it because they see the amount of people here as a finite number that shouldn’t be spread too thin.

      I’m more on the side advocating to get more people here so that we don’t worry about how many communities we have on the same topic

      • hauiEnglish
        5•11 months ago

        I completely agree. Having multiple communities is just the way to keep things democratic.

    • @KethalEnglish
      1•11 months ago

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    • @deafboyEnglish
      0•11 months ago

      Activision, Steam, and GameFAQs all combine their forums about it?

      That would be pretty great, tbh. But what many demand is more like cross platform multi-player than this.

      If I play Overwatch, I want to be matched with other people playing Overwatch. I don’t care what network or platform they use to access the game.