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Meta: /r/NCD mods say we're moving to the NCD on lemmy.world.
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There can be many more than one, or are you forgetting about decentralization?
"There can only be one" isn't literal. Obviously there can be more than one otherwise why would I be asking which of 2 instances should we use.
But network effects will tend to grow one at the expense of the other and it's a feedback loop that will likely end up with one being dominant by far. I'm just speculating on which that will be.
Ok, consider matrix which is federated e2e chat. There are a few instances but the "dominant one" is matrix.org, the public test instance setup by the matrix devs. You probably do not want to use this one unless you absolutely have to. The reason being is that the instance is so large that chats take a while to load and sync and there can be some downtime as the servers are overloaded lots.
You can instead run your own little instance with no sign ups, just you, and still chat to everyone on matrix.org as well as the other federated matrix instances. Bonus, when matrix.org goes down, you can still chat with users on your instance and other federated matrix instances instead of waiting for matrix.org, your chosen, "dominant" instance to come back online.
This is a mental trap folks get into. Centralized services suck and are antithetical to the web's design.
Think of these federated instances like email and ask the same question: "which will be the dominant email service? Gmail? Fastmail? Aol? Protonmail?" The answer is you choose the one you want for the reasons you want, and don't sweat it because it will likely communicate across the rest of the internet (unless blocked by spam filters).
Things to consider in an instance:
The content on the lemmy.world NCD isn't shared in this NCD and vice versa, so even if I can subscribe to the other NCD from this account I can only view the post from both NCDs is to go to the Lemmy equivalent of my frontpage. But from there I see all of the posts from all of my subscriptions. Is there an equivalent of a multi-reddit? Where you can view a feed that combines two communities, but only those communities?
That's a good question. I'm new here too so I don't have the answer, but isn't there some sort of filter? I'm not sure if that would do the trick or if it just filters everything else out.
Subscribe to both as see them in your feed? I mean, if you only wanted to see those two you could only subscribe to those two.
What you are specifically asking for can be built into clients for individual users, but isn't something which is going to work like a public multireddit, at least not that I know of, not right now.
I am subscribed to both. I assume nmy feed will eventually have many communities so subscribing just to those 2 is a non-starter.
Yeah I could write my own client to be able to show just 2 communities, but I'd rather not have to go through all that trouble*.
^* I've been thinking about taking an open source reddit android app and adapting it to work with lemmy