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I agree- but, I really wish some of these bugs were ironed out.
If, I was not getting random errors popping up every few minutes, and tons of latency, I would be much more willing to start putting a lot more content here.
Also, still learning how the federated communities works...
๐ if we just make content about saying that we should make content does it count as actual content?
Don't tell me what to do!
If you post it, I will comment.
I've already been enjoying posting to Lemmy/etc much more than I ever did Reddit.
Reddit always felt so set-in-stone and unchanging to the point that it made me feel like I arrived "late" to the party even though my first Reddit account was in I think 2015. Once somebody claimed a subreddit with an easy-to-remember name that was largely it, and if you disagreed with their moderating style you had to suck it up or make your own with a more obtuse name.
With Lemmy since everything's decentralized it feels much more... I guess open? If someone makes a !gamedev
community that has iffy moderation issues or whatnot, I or someone else can also make a !gamedev
comm on another instance without it being a problem at all.
Or with a bit of tech know-how and a few bucks, you can start your own instance, with blackjack and gamedev.
In fact, forget the blackjack.
Did you guys keep your Reddit name to be recognizable or did you make a new one to start over??
I'll try my best to post, however, on reddit, I was usually a lurker who never ever posted. Only commented. (Sometimes)
I think I saw some thread requesting ideas for new communities. I just can't find it again, but it's a great idea.
Less experienced users could just comment what they need and more experienced users could create the communities for the most upvoted ideas and thereby having a userbase from the beginning.