That'll happen when glibc stops breaking everything with each new update. That is, never.

I'm still dipping my toes into the fediverse so I'm not too familiar with how it works, but I do agree that at a glance it feels different from reddit user-experience-wise. That being said I believe one of the core goals of the fediverse is facilitating discovery of communities and interesting topics, just not in the same way that it's done on reddit, so perhaps it'll require some guidance...

I logged in today and was happy to see other instances' posts on the home page, although I do dislike the plethora of politics and "reddit bad" memes. Is it possible to only show art-related subreddits communities from other instances?

This is really good! I immediately hit download 😄

You really ought to make an album/EP soon.

Why do I hear Eurobeat playing? 🤭

About time I subscribed to some communities then! :D It would be nice to sticky or link to said guide (or any other relevant guides) on the front page so newcomers know exactly where to look.

100% agreed on moderating without political bias, and I personally think this should apply to both admins and mods. Communities that politically lean only one way tend to devolve into extreme echo chambers very quickly, which can be seen all over Reddit and now several Lemmy instances as well. An ideal community for me is one where discussion of even the most controversial topics can be held in a completely civilized manner while representing all sides equally... I hope NCL remains impartial and neutral in its moderation, while still removing illegal extremist content.