I believe the memo is saying meta will benefit in the end because they can utilise community innovation already built in their own architecture

I’ve been embracing the weirdness of multiple platforms with distinct cultures and equally enjoying going to different parts of the internet again after quite some time! I do miss the sense that in browsing Reddit you could sample the cultural pulse of a particular demographic cluster.

It’s function serves moderators primarily. That said what you’re describing is a client side fix. Memmy on iOS already permits collapsing threads for instance

Automod was a useful tool, there’ll be a version here I’m sure.

I think nit picking each others speech is the true cringe redditism

When the gif doesn’t load but you imagine the rest of it anyway:

There’s an opportunity in this mess to re imagine the digital commons for the better. What does an online social space look like when it privileges the needs of the community over the needs of capital?

It’s definitely more messy. I suppose the reason i left Reddit was that the corporate structure ended up compromising their ability to live up to the responsibility of running a community space. As running the community became increasingly subordinate to revenue the decisions of the corporate body became increasingly out of whack with the best interests of the community. The federated concept feels like a possible solution to that problem.

Not even not allowed really, it’s just a dumb thing to do if you want to make a sale in most instances

But… It is essentially identical in design to Reddit apart from the decentralised concept.

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But… It is essentially identical in design to Reddit apart from the decentralised concept.