It's like consolewars (fuck Nintendon't) but more federated.
this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2023
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So I shouldn’t make a post asking which is the best lemmy community under 1k? I am tempted to create like 10 accounts and just hang out in these local “slow” communities.
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I really hope that it'll be something we'll be able to avoid. We're all on the same federated system, we don't need to do this pointless "I would listen to you but you're a instance.lemmy.com user" unless they're from an instance that supports hateful content.
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It's so dumb, yet it's so natural that even knowing it's dumb sometimes people end up devolving into tribe wars by complete accident.
And then some do it because it's the easiest way to get people to do what you want to them to do. It's definitely best to try to keep it in the back of your mind as much as possible to avoid falling into the habit.
One of the most enjoyable bits in REAMDE was about how the users of an MMORPG split into two warring factions over whether they preferred the default color palette or a custom version.
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Maybe that would be a good community. You know, like 2westernEurope4u but instance-based memes and banter.
The instance drama is kinda fun tbh
It's like instead of getting mad at reddit/Twitter, we can talk to the people who run the communities directly (usually)