And they forget about the problems if a main reddit is toxic.
The move from /r/Netherlands to /r/TheNetherlands was a pain.
And then 2 years later they opened up /r/Netherlands again, with not a single native speaker in the mod team, so it's english only. Using a historic flag that has problematic nazi links.
So many casual visitors got lost at the bad subreddit.
I feel it, and if I had another chance to explain it would have just told her(forum user): make an account, go to /r/horses, start commenting.
kbin's number is too high, it counts all users.
lemmy's number is too low, you have to post to be active.
That is an issue for small instances, but not if they join a big instance.
This is solvable in code, maybe with an external service that provides a list of all
subs over all instances.
Anything new is scary
Reddit is complicated, they just forgot.
The digg users said reddit was ugly and they would never use such an ugly site.
I tried explaining reddit to a diehard forum user, why are all the replies out of order? why are upvotes changing the posting order? this is so complicated!
Don't explain, tell them where to start and how to start. then it explains itself.
1% of reddit users would be fun, that would be about a 10x increase in current daily users?
You're in a kbin magazine, kbin is alfa at best :). But things are changing fast because of the rapid increase in users.
Reddit is supposed to have 52 million daily active users.
So yea, with < 0.2% of the users compared to reddit it is a bit slower.
Reddit chose to be non profitable in order to kill off all internet forums.
It's reddit that's changing the terms, not mods acting up.
github isssues.
Once you have a basic level of coding your problem is with a certain package/library
spez chose to act like Musk on Twitter. Then he'll get Musk results.