If I didn't get 403 errors when trying to post to groups that I'm subscribed to.
this post was submitted on 27 Feb 2024
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Probably some central home page. That has a set of communities.
I think the most common complaint from new users is that it's too complicated and "I can't find anything"
If there was just a reddit front page esque thing going on I think the barrier to entry would be lower.
I use Kbin, so my experience is a little different, but do Lemmy instances not have default communities? If not, that seems like a pretty good addition, but if so, then I think that experience is going to be largely dictated by the individual instance you're signing up with.
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a culture of providing summaries for links
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fewer videos and images
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ability to crosspost comments or textposts from within the fediverse
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reading lists beyond just subscribed (a la "multireddits")
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the ability to tag other users a la RES
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user flair for munis
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better mod controls (eg. make it easier to add or remove additional mods, automoderation, more streamlined reporting, federate moderation more effectively)
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better control of a user's own content (eg. being able to delete posts effectively)
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ninja edits for tupos
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If the goddamn TLDR bot updated regularly and if it appeared on every post with an article within 5 min.
I'd like a good Christian community
I need an app that allows me to swipe left or right through favorites that I organize. Could do this on reddit, still can't here.