Honestly, not a bad opinion, when the wikis were done well, they did have some extremely useful information. I wonder if we could do something like that in Lemmy...

Makes a lot of sense, especially due to the drama earlier on with Imgur and its image policy

but honestly same feeling here of not knowing what to post

Of course not, by the time they're 3 they will be able to communicate in 10 programming languages

i can agree with this. I think the reason why a select few instances are growing bigger is because people don't quite get the concept of federation yet, probably due to the fear of missing out on what others have to say outside of their instance. The main reason I joined beehaw was because it wasn't too big, but now I am starting to realize that as long as your instance is federated to bigger ones, you basically don't need to leave your own instance to view other communities, which is a kind of weird experience, but also kind of refreshing. I basically came into it with the fear that with decentralization I wouldn't have access to everyone else, and everyone would be fragmented into their own communities, and those fears are partially alleviated now. There are some concerns about instances i do want to get to, like lemmygrad, but for now, I am pretty content.

Awwwww, so adowable uwu

bonks you

So far, I've been a Reddit user for like two to three years now, and a Lemmy user for like 3 days. It's definitely a transition, but so far, it seems to have potential. This instance's mod team is doing a good job, and the content is pretty good so far. I just need to let go of older social media habits, I guess lol.

Ah, thanks for the advice! I'll try to be more active!

I agree, the experience of searching for a community on Lemmy is really weird--there needs to be a better way of searching for communities that suit your specific interests, and it can get weirded due to the fact that some instances can be more specific than others, or an instance might not be in your federation.

In addition, the communities bar is nice, but it would be cooler if instances and/or communities were sorted into groups--i feel that would be a lot more approachable than a table of communities.

Mood

Also, hip hip hooray! I didn't know there was a furri_irl lemmy community!

Hm, well, i dint know that that was possible. It's cool to see Mozilla and others pioneering such a cool technology. Hopefully it will make messaging a lot more pleasant and trustworthy.

Debian and the Linux community would like to have a word with you

Agreed. The reason why we are aboe to have the Internet today is because we agree upon a set of standards which make it easier to share and transmit data. I wonder what other standards are in the works.

Hmmm, thanks for bringing up those points and clarifying it for me. Hopefully research will pan out ways to make these functional groups efficiently, but as of now we have yet to see. Maybe in the future we could take advantage of genetic engineering and bacteria to produce the groups we need from the raw components...

Hold up, this can happen? I didn't even know that was possible.

The piece looks pretfy good! I love her crown and hair! I can just imagine her in a comic vanquishing her foes