sanitation

they dont have money beyond 2027 - right?

So many grumps on lemmy.
Be happy, live better.

I'm gonna open source extension and let people configure post frequency, it's gonna default to 1 per 5 hours which is not a lot. There is also up vote filter - like only repost if post hits 100 for example. Frequency should be fine

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@fuckwit_mcbumcrumble@lemmy.dbzer0.com let's agree to disagree. If I sub to something I want to see new content every time I refresh lemmy, right now feeds are completely static it seems.

upvotes on this posted content is overwhelmingly positive. Hundreds of upvotes

I don't want to use it tbh. Would rather use any other git service

Lololol. I know there are reddit plants on lemmy that intentionally there to dissuade and hamper content improvements. That's ok. We'll get so much content soon, everyone other than a couple weirdos will be much happier.

You attitude and aggressive anti content stance is hard to understand for most people that are clearly trying to escape reddit. Yet you seemingly pushing them back to reddit - what is the logic?

I'm a hero. If you don't want content, that's up to you. But you are minority opinion I'm sure. Most of us want full wealth of reddit, just without reddit as a company

There is nothing that can't be scaled, that's what each community is on its own separate stack. Imo this is perfectly positioned to scale independently. If some community can't scale - they should put that in a community message " we can't accept content because we can't scale", I'm sure someone will take over

i don't intend to run this myself. This is a browser extension that would be run by whomever wants to run it, I hope most likely people that are interested in a specific topic or a community that is underrepresented on lemmy.
I believe limiting content to a usable amount is a problem that should be solved via lemmy UI or an app you are using, as opposed to artificially limiting content available on the platform.

To me - my biggest problem with lemmy is severe lack of content. I sometimes refresh multiple times a day, and content is basically the same. This is a problem that hampers adoption, and we see how people flock back to reddit all the time - why? Because no content. This is a problem number 1 for lemmy and refuse to be gaslit and believe "no content no problem", no matter how much reddit pigboi would want to push that narrative

I'm not sure what you are saying actually aligns with what most people want.
I want reddit size , with lemmy apps without ads and without reddit douchebaggery.
Yes ofc we all want real discussions and real humans, but humans won't come here if there is no content, I think it's very very clear by now.

We need at least content parity, only then we can attract more people. And as more people come here - reddit would naturally die the digg way. But there is a chicken and an egg problem - we need content first

See I think there are people here that are invested or working for Facebook and reddit, so I understand why there is this public feedback, I just don't buy that this is on the interests of most lemmiwings

I don't get it. Do u guys actually want to keep lemmy active userbase to 30k worldwide?