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  • Fizz@lemmy.nztome_irl@lemmy.worldme_irl
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    11 days ago

    I have an irrational fear of this exact situation happening to. I have rehearsed answers to all this weird little small talk questions about myself.

    I must have spent thousands of hours small talking with myself in my own head and I’m still shit at it.




  • Fizz@lemmy.nztoLemmy@lemmy.mlCrossposting improvements
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    13 days ago

    If Lemmy.ml wants their own version because they have actual different moderation standards that arent being fulfilled then thats a good reason have a separate community.

    I’m suggesting centeralization where possible to maximise the user experience. This doesnt mean when the user base grows they must stay on one instance and no other communities can popup. It only means we currently have a small community so let’s not fragment prematurely.




  • Fizz@lemmy.nztoLemmy@lemmy.mlCrossposting improvements
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    15 days ago

    No because they option to move or split is always there when needed. We currently have a problem wherr there is 2-3 versions of the exact same community, same rules, same topics and same users. These should consolidate into a single community thats more popular. If the community gets so popular that people want to make a unique spin off then go ahead that will always be available on Lemmy.

    We dont have a better platform pointlessly fragmenting every topic across every instance.


  • Fizz@lemmy.nztoLemmy@lemmy.mlCrossposting improvements
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    15 days ago

    Consolidation of communities not instances. For example instead of having 5 linux communities across Lemmy.ml Lemmy.world some others and programming.dev they could weigh up the options and say well Lemmy.ml is to controversial, Lemmy.world already has a ton of communities and programming.dev is a good neutral instance that closely ties in with linux. Let’s move the main one to there.

    If anything happens it can always be split and moved again. Its the early days of Lemmy we aren’t losing a ton of content.



  • I have spent years using public gyms and now have a home gym. Home gyms are better in every way if you have the motivation to push yourself. At a public gym its easier to find that motivation because everyone around you is focused on the same task.

    You have all the things you need in one space and you can’t leave easily and go home.