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  • Looks interesting.

    You could try giving the site a few more orange colours instead of red. You can create custom themes like this: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/en/administration/theming.html

    If you can figure out a good theme, I'll be happy to discuss this with the admin team and we might include it as a selectable theme.

  • ah, ye olde Beehaw switcheroo (:

  • Good analogy. Let's just hope this doesn't become a site of heartbroken sad people.

  • That's what I mean. There are !reddit@lemmy.ml and !whyileftreddit@lemmy.ml communities and a megathread on Beehaw, which should be way enough to talk about reddit, in my opinion. We should instead focus on creating content which isn't reddit. I know it's hard to part, and people are new, that's why I created this thread to create awareness.

  • probably people open three threads about the same thing because they don't know how to use the search function. That must be it. I will write a manual for this. /s

  • Why are you so obsessed with growth? Is it not OK if people discover the Fediverse without it being swarmed by new users? Is it the "number goes up" phenomenon?

  • You mean, like Discord? There's decentralisation which works (Fediverse) and decentralisation which doesn't (gated/closed off communities like Discord).

  • You just have to (encourage others to) register on an instance with less than, say, 1000 active users. I think that's already taking care of most of the issue.

  • sadly, Mastodon currently still is pretty centralised around a few very big instances. I hope the Fediverse gets more decentralised…

  • what's the value about? Maybe they can form multiple communities? Not everything has to be connected. It's also OK to be disconnected or spread out as a community from time to time.

  • just… don't. Not everything in life has to be hard ;)

  • 🍿

  • I just hope that the community from Reddit doesn’t spread itself out too much :(

    Why? Decentralisation is a good thing.

  • Try No Man's Sky, it brought countless fun hours to my SO and I. Same for Satisfactory.

  • also worth mentioning: No Man's Sky (or NMS) has lots of settings to tailor the experience to the difficulty you want. It can be a walk in the park, just building with limitless resources, and it can be permadeath.

    I have multiple save games in NMS which I pick up based on my mood. A Survival save game when I don't want to mindlessly wander but don't want consequences, a Permadeath savegame when I want to be thrilled and a Normal savegame if I just want to soak in the beautiful planets.