It’s not a criticism of you specifically. It’s just that this thread gets made very frequently by many different people, and I’ve yet to really get any kind of answer.
I ask this same question each time. I really do want to know where people come from that this route sounds like a reasonable and efficient way to approach the user experience. To me it just sounds like a whole lot of work that’ll never end, because people will keep making new communities.
No, not really. lol I mean yeah, life has a lot of work in it, but life doesn’t have an optional “all” feed. Fortunately. That’d be even worse than a reddit all feed.
edit: I mean, even 4chan doesn’t have an all feed.
It’s not a criticism of you specifically. It’s just that this thread gets made very frequently by many different people, and I’ve yet to really get any kind of answer.
I ask this same question each time. I really do want to know where people come from that this route sounds like a reasonable and efficient way to approach the user experience. To me it just sounds like a whole lot of work that’ll never end, because people will keep making new communities.
Lemmy is new. I don’t inherently know what communities I want to subscribe to. How do I stumble across them without using all?
All is solid. What I don’t understand is putting in a ton of work to curate the all into something good. That’s what the other feed is for. lol
https://lemmyverse.net/communities
You can see the most active ones, and also research based on your interests
Kind of like life.
No, not really. lol I mean yeah, life has a lot of work in it, but life doesn’t have an optional “all” feed. Fortunately. That’d be even worse than a reddit all feed.
edit: I mean, even 4chan doesn’t have an all feed.