• @sramder
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    551 year ago

    No, those 3 posts this year clearly indicate a 200% increase in post frequency year over year… we’re blowing the fuck up baby!

  • Cyborganism
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    381 year ago

    Set it to view communities from all instances. That’s how I get fresh content.

    • Grammaton Cleric
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      1 year ago

      Scary

      Edit: referring to the worse communities, don’t downvote so hard, damn

      • Cyborganism
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        111 year ago

        You’re signed in on lemmy.ca no? The stuff I see ain’t so bad. A lot of the bad instances have been defederated. I also disabled NSFW content from appearing. And I block communities I don’t want to see.

        With the right filters you can get what you want.

      • @yamanii
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        71 year ago

        Just like the old web, good luck.

    • @jderp
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      41 year ago

      How do you do that? I’m using Voyager and don’t see this option

      • @[email protected]
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        11 year ago

        Press back while on the front page and you can pick the communities, you can choose All from there and then short by top 6 hours or something like that

        • @jderp
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          1 year ago

          Ah, thought the comment was about trending communities

  • @Hubi
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    261 year ago

    The trending label is misleading, it’s actually a list of the newest communities on your instance, hence the lack of posts.

  • @Potatos_are_not_friends
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    61 year ago

    NGL, Im kinda afraid of creating new communities out of fracturing the already tight knit front page.

    I love seeing familiar faces.

  • @Jordan117
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    51 year ago

    Something to keep in mind is that just because a community hasn’t been active recently doesn’t mean it’s completely dead. As long as it has subscribers, new posts will show up on their front pages and get votes and comments, even if it’s been weeks since the last post.

    • @doingless
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      71 year ago

      Weeks is decades in Internet time.

  • Overzeetop
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    01 year ago

    The entire top/active threads are just the L4 bot (and 2 or 3 others) posting every article from a dozen online rags and the summary bot “participating.” Lemmy is still a desert of participation fluffed with 3 people who use it as their personal rss feed via bots.