Tbh, it’s probably good for multiple devs to go different ways. We don’t know which, if any, reddit replacement can take hold. I love rif and the developer behind it, I hope their journey goes well.
I like the minimal UI of Tildes much like I heavily preferred the old reddit page design. It’s not fancy but it’s very functional, and Tildes is deliberately designed the way it is to discourage low effort content (e.g. no image/video embedding). I go to Tildes for the discussions and I come to Lemmy for the more “fast and loose” atmosphere
That makes a lot of sense. The culture on there is more focused on text based communication which would probably help keep out advertisers since pictures and videos are so heavily relied upon for consumerism. I will see if there are any scripts I can run to make the site more pleasing to my eyes.
On scripts/css, there actually are several discussions about solutions that some site users have developed! I don’t have any of them bookmarked but I’d imagine they’re findable through tags or via the search function, plus they tend to resurface every few days.
On that note, one interesting thing about Tildes is that threads tend to bump to the top forum style instead of being algorithm-controlled (with a few nuances/caveats). It’s just part of the site loop. Additionally, it’s run entirely as a non profit, private entity funded by donations. I’d highly recommend reading through the philosophy section in the docs to get a better idea of why the site is the way it is.
It is invite-only though. If you don’t have an account already, feel free to DM me for one if you’re interested, I’ve got a few left.
Please RIF, become a fediverse app!
Sadly, it’s going to become a Tildes app apparently.
Don’t despair though, you can get fairly close with the Connect app with a few settings changes already.
Tbh, it’s probably good for multiple devs to go different ways. We don’t know which, if any, reddit replacement can take hold. I love rif and the developer behind it, I hope their journey goes well.
I have never heard of tildes until now. Looked it up and man does that ui leave much to be desired. I’m glad I heard of Lemmy first.
I like the minimal UI of Tildes much like I heavily preferred the old reddit page design. It’s not fancy but it’s very functional, and Tildes is deliberately designed the way it is to discourage low effort content (e.g. no image/video embedding). I go to Tildes for the discussions and I come to Lemmy for the more “fast and loose” atmosphere
That makes a lot of sense. The culture on there is more focused on text based communication which would probably help keep out advertisers since pictures and videos are so heavily relied upon for consumerism. I will see if there are any scripts I can run to make the site more pleasing to my eyes.
On scripts/css, there actually are several discussions about solutions that some site users have developed! I don’t have any of them bookmarked but I’d imagine they’re findable through tags or via the search function, plus they tend to resurface every few days.
On that note, one interesting thing about Tildes is that threads tend to bump to the top forum style instead of being algorithm-controlled (with a few nuances/caveats). It’s just part of the site loop. Additionally, it’s run entirely as a non profit, private entity funded by donations. I’d highly recommend reading through the philosophy section in the docs to get a better idea of why the site is the way it is.
It is invite-only though. If you don’t have an account already, feel free to DM me for one if you’re interested, I’ve got a few left.
Tildes seems nice i just dont know anyone on it so i cant participate myself
honestly, give it a try, everyone there is pretty friendly as long as you’re nice to them (and deimos tends to cull the bad ones)
Yeah, currently using connect and reasonably happy with it