I think one of the biggest problems with the Fediverse is that there's just ... too much of it. Let's say you like to post in subreddits for specific games. On reddit, there's usually a clearly...
I think one of the biggest problems with the Fediverse is that there's just ... too much of it.
Let's say you like to post in subreddits for specific games. On reddit, there's usually a clearly popular subreddit for each game, and it's the best place to talk about hints, difficulties, lore, or whatever. On Lemmy or kbin, I can search and find dozens of instances for each really popular game, and it isn't always clear which one is the "best". This is why I feel that the Lemmy and the like can't really replace the community feel of reddit - it's just too spread out.
I think one of the biggest problems with the Fediverse is that there's just ... too much of it.
Let's say you like to post in subreddits for specific games. On reddit, there's usually a clearly popular subreddit for each game, and it's the best place to talk about hints, difficulties, lore, or whatever. On Lemmy or kbin, I can search and find dozens of instances for each really popular game, and it isn't always clear which one is the "best". This is why I feel that the Lemmy and the like can't really replace the community feel of reddit - it's just too spread out.