We had that thread a week ago and someone suggested kabaneros.
I don't care what y'all decide, I'm gonna go with that one.
gonzo0815
joined 2 years ago
I just used article, seems to work :)
Haha no. I thought you are a bot account that responded to some keywords and saw that this isn't the case after I sent my comment. I'm not a fan of copying ChatGPT answers, but this is still very different.
I don't believe in that. We are way more deterministic than we tend to think.
It's derived from total app downloads on android:
Maybe they mean the AMA?
Do what you want, the world won't change because of your individual behaviour.
Ok ChatGPT.
Can people please not do that?
The company never said anything about closing it down, but i'm pretty sure that it will happen. The process of streamlining will make the UI impossible to work at some point, so instead of patching it to make it work they are surely going to remove it completely.
Reddit released some numbers a year ago (warning: reddit link!). So it's another 4% of users using old.reddit (probably a huge overlap with 3PA users), but also 60% of moderators. I guess getting rid of it probably won't hurt them a lot.
'push button, get dopamine'
I thought so, too at first. But for every account i make somewhere I already need email confirmation and/or 2FA, so registering is far from "click button" -> "start" and seemingly the majority manages to make that work.
The only thing slightly complicated about the fediverse is the fact that there are interconnected instances with different services. But since we are in an early phase anyways, things will figure themselves out in the next months. I think it's going to be like this: there will be communities for all kinds of stuff and all of them will get through a certain development. In a few months or even years, there might be just a single-digit number of, let's say, football communities left, because the well-managed ones grew and attracted more users while others died down. If I want to talk about football, I can join the server with a known community without even thinking about the fediverse. But when I do, I will immediately be able to access the rest of it. Honestly, it was the same with reddit for a lot of users. A lot of people joined just for their hobby and learned about the diversity over time.
I can imagine that something like approval instances make sense. Larger instances could connect to these to automatically federate with all the small instances that get approved by them. If an approval instance doesn't handle spam well, large instances could still defedarate.
Bin lange kein Student mehr. Hört das irgendwann auf? Ich kann 0 nachvollziehen, wie Menschen aufstehen und einfach wach sein können.