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I wish more people converted over, but the user experience for the fediverse is very strange for many people, tech inclined folks I know included.
Okay so im new here and I can't figure out how to view all communities in one spot on desktop. I can on mobile through the apps. Like reddit's /r/popular
Select "All" instead of "Subscribed" or "Local"
Also !newtolemmy@lemmy.ca
The lack of active niche communities is frustrating.
!fedigrow@lemmy.zip
!fedibridge@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Fair, but I did try for a while. Lemmy has a lot of "snipers" who don't contribute anything more than condescending AKSHUALLY "corrections" or pure snark. You go into their history and that is 90% of what you see. I have blocked several. I think it's leftover baggage and trauma from reddit. (I don't consider your meme reply to be a snipe, hopefully that was not implied.)
People are scared and angry... Lemmy has definitely gotten much less friendly this last year
Yeah there's some really angry people on here sometimes
None taken. Thanks for contributing.
I was just being thankful for the feature in Voyager to tag users. Just tagged a user exactly as you described as "Contrarian".
Tagging is such a nice feature. I used to do it all the time on reddit (many years ago).
I'd love to create a few niche places like the ones I enjoyed on reddit but when it comes to creating a community on Lemmy, the barrier to entry is steep for me. From what I understand I need an always-on storage medium to host and I don't really have a spare device that I can reliably keep on 24/7 to host a community on here. I wish it were easier but that's the nature of the beast I spose.
You only need a server if you want to run an entire instance (ex.
lemmy.world). Anyone can create a community on most instances.The graphics on this guide might help:
https://fedecan.ca/en/guide/lemmy/for-users/detailed-overview
Thank you! I must have gotten instances and communities confused. Still getting used to the fediverse 😅
You can create communities on an existing instance just by clicking "Create Community" in the top menu; no need to host anything yourself. At least you can on the instance I use; not sure about lemmy.world.
the problem is getting people to your community, some communities are quite a ghost town right now, most of them are on reddit.
When you say experience, do you mean the general UX (i.e. how the apps/sites work), or the communities (or lack thereof)?
Where else are people going besides here?
Probably a range of things. Like the fediverse is growing, but look at bluesky’s success. They forgo the real benefit of the structure, but people get a “just make a login” experience.
The kids are probably on something I don’t even know.
Blueksy is not comparable to Reddit though... not in structure, approach, or (initial) ideology.
I thought about making a bluesky account, but it doesn't entirely feel all that safe when conservatives are freely posting their misinformation over there too without any pushback.