That's definitely not the crime here, loads of platforms AB test user reactions to changes

I'd just like to commend you on your choice of language here. You're more diplomatic than most politicians! Well expressed and I support the principals you put forward.

I’d love to see “fuck spez” become to reddit what the HD-DVD encryption code was to digg

Precisely this. Leaving Reddit I am now seeking a home for discussing specific software libraries, sub-genres of music and cultivating specific types of plants. Am I to understand that Lemmy/Beehaw doesn't offer this easily without setting up your own server? If so I see this as a massive showstopper for ongoing advancement of popularity. There's people passionate about a subject who will give hours and hours of their weeks to investing in a discussion or moderating etc. but who are not technically confident enough to run a server.

I'm not asking this to bitch, what is here right now is amazing and great and highly virtuous choices of new communities but I am questioning if Lemmy is the answer to what are my own current interests from a new community platform.

To anyone who used Linux once upon a time and got scared off - try it again. Nowadays so much works without any config, driver support is so much better and, at least with my last year using Fedora, it's incredibly stable.

And if you get stuck, ChatGPT is so good at helping you through the experience. Also, IMO, once you spend a week or so to get used to Gnome desktop environment it's better than both windows and macos.

Well, in MS's unwarranted defence, they've moved strategically well away from this under current leadership which has been much more profitable for them. The current strategy is to get into every single technology vertical, become a dependency for every single other company.

How does this work with a federation model. Is it possible that there can be lots of different clients with different UX’es?

I was impressed that in their launch trailer they have graphical glitches

Interesting to know thank you for explaining

I'd guess reading the post, no