I'm still confused how it works. I subscribe to a channel, but all it is is updates about the channel, no content. Looks like I need to go to their website to see the content (which doesn't seem right)
this post was submitted on 30 Sep 2023
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Since most can't help on the technical side of things, you can really help with creating communities. Hopefully the scaled sort helps a lot of issues with smaller communities getting buried.
Content rate needs to go up, I agree, but the biggest source of content in comparable social media came from something I'd like to avoid: power users.
But please pump up good content. not just low effort re-posts.
It will be slower but I think we will get there.
I don’t think Lemmy will turn into “marketing platform” that Reddit is now . And I’m thankful for that!
As a lurker who doesn't post much:
Improve the quality of the platform. Fix the moderation issues. Find a solution to communities being fragmented across multiple servers. Keep improving reliability. And so on.
Need to find a new gallowboob. Better if it’s an actual group of users sharing the same id and pumping out quality content
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