What’s funny is there is nothing stopping them from making their own instance. I think the hesitation stems from them coming to grips with reality that few people really want to engage with their messaging when they step out of their bubble.
What’s funny is there is nothing stopping them from making their own instance. I think the hesitation stems from them coming to grips with reality that few people really want to engage with their messaging when they step out of their bubble.
Ultimately I agree with you. It’s mostly going to come down to getting more people acquainted to this mindset.
I had a bit of a rocky start, but I picked up the concepts fairly quickly.
The Good:
The Less Good:
m/movies
, whoever runs that mono could add movie-specific feeds from places like lemmy.ml, beehaw.org, etc.All in all, I’m happy with my decision to check this place out and am hopeful more people will come aboard in time. It’s already become a part of my daily routine.
It seems like !movies@lemmy.ml, and !television@lemmy.ml are relatively dead communities (at least on the lemmy.ml) instance. I’m hoping we’ll see more discussions happening over there in the near future.
I don’t know what it is, but polish it up, and it would probably make a cool keychain bottle opener.
Looks like I am drowning…
The Witcher 3. It’s probably the only game that I’ve played to completion more than twice.
Oh, I did not realize they were still invite-only. I’ve had access for several months, so I had assumed they had officially opened the door to everyone by now.
I’ve been using Arc exclusively for the past few months, and really enjoy the experience. It has so many nice little UX flourishes, and tab management is super clean and organized.
I use MacOS because I’m lazier.