Blaze

I commented below about the potential revamp.

Personally, I prefer the current UI to Photon, so it's probably a question of preference.

For example, Threads supports audio posts, a feature not currently supported within ActivityPub, so Meta is experimenting with “federating” a text transcription of the original post instead of the audio version.

Here we go

As you are on Lemmyworld, the link is pinned in your sidebar: https://p.lemmy.world/

I agree that the default frontend can be improved, but there is only so much work the devs can do at the same time. There were rumours about a new frontend at some point, let's see how it goes.

https://phtn.app/ ?

https://phtn.app/ ?

Isn't it in the exceptions paragraph?

That, and the fact that simply there isn’t enough good discussion to begin with. This community kind of has movement because it’s a meta-topic, but for everything else it’s mostly "let’s pretend we are superior than redditors because we found our way here and “let’s pretend we are not in Reddit for all the other niche communities that we are still interested.”

That's a real issue. Hopefully it will get better over time, but sometimes at the moment it feels like shouting into the void.

Really? I thought that Reddthat and Beehaw disabled down votes while still being federated

Personally, I’ve done some rounds of unsubscribing from tech and politics subs on lemmy.ml and lemmy.world, and when I’ve done that my amount of toxic content and interactions went way down.

Maybe that's a recommendation we should make to everyone

Very good points, thanks for sharing.

I just had an issue that might be interesting in your case. You can read it up on !newcommunities@lemmy.world, but long story short, the mod of a community wasn't happy with the way I wanted to bring some meta discussion into the community.

The main difference in this kind of situation between Lemmy and Reddit is that

• the modlog (https://lemm.ee/modlog/408863) is public, allowing everyone to see what the mod did
• it's very easy to open another community, explain what went wrong with the other one, and keep things going.