Gregory's Server@Silv @gracjan @fishcharlie @nf3xn
> That happens all the time on Reddit. That will not be any different in a decentralized environment.
Haven't had trouble with that in 10 years using Reddit. Some people might want to have a different group and create a separate, smaller community, but it's always easy to find/spot what's the main one. (maybe not for porn, but for anything else that has been true for me)
@falcon @gracjan @fishcharlie @nf3xn
Ah, I was addressing the point of multiple communities existing, I didn't realize you were making a point about discoverability of remote communities.
ActivityPub is great for spreading information, but software such as Mastodon is terrible for presenting that data to the users. This results in poor discoverability features. As long as your instance is federated with a community, you can compare them