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1 day agoWell, on Reddit people often do create new communities for the same topic because they don’t like the rules/culture/mods of the original one. So would you say that’s the same reason for choosing a different community on the Fediverse?
Well, on Reddit people often do create new communities for the same topic because they don’t like the rules/culture/mods of the original one. So would you say that’s the same reason for choosing a different community on the Fediverse?
I’m not trying to make any argument either way, I’m just curious why people made the choices they did. For example, I saw someone from lemmy.world
posted on programmer_humor@programming.dev
even though programmerhumor@lemmy.world
also exists. I’m wondering how they chose the first option over the second.
Does that affect interaction? Perhaps this is a difference between platforms? When I signed up to PieFed, I chose some interests and it automatically subscribed me to various communities, some of which had the same name but different instances (for example five different communities named “Games”). I don’t know much about how community discovery works on any of these platforms to be honest.