Rentlar

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Last Notes

2024-09-10 14:49:03 GMT

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On the Lemmy side of things... Hexbear is a site full of jerks and trolls but some groups that have interesting discussion. We defederated with them because it would clutter up our Local discussions and All field with their sheer size of userbase.
Another example is for some time a group called [email protected] was one of the more active on the Local feed, dedicated to casting doubt on the authenticity of an Instagram influencer's body image. Not a topic necessarily people are interested in by default.
A third example, most users are good at appropriate labeling political content/channels but by default the all feed tends to be US politics on both Lemmy and Mastodon that is not that relevant to people outside of North America.
Technology wise, the Subscribed feed is the way to curate specific groups you want to see in Lemmy, but that takes a while to select the groups you want to follow, similar to building follower lists and following hashtags in Mastodon.