the answer is obvious
• delete global
• create subreddit type categories ->
content is king, and then regardless of your follower count (you don’t care how many followers a reddit user has), a quality post is a quality post
Global hell, bad onboarding and bad UX creates this problem of having to welcome new users and hold their hand every step of the way
Not against it, as long its not the abomination that is moderated communities
how would you see it being done?
Just needs to be a topic tag. Its basically the same as a hashtag except you can only have one. The rest is just ui work
can we have it be different than hashtags.
personally find them really cringe and influencery/spammy
I just described how they are different:
You can only have one
You can’t add them via #, it is only added when you post in a specific community
my bad, misinterpreted your note 💜
I know it’s difficult, but I’m still exploring here, and global is the place I stumbled on all the interesting things I don’t already know where to find. I think it’s easy to talk about containing conversations within a community when you are already settled into a community that works for you… As soon as coming here stops feeling like opening a door onto the whole public net I’ll probably lose interest..
There’s still could be like an Explore or something similar to r/all on Reddit
Why would you want to delete global? I’m also p sure some clients (Iris?) censor accounts with no followers or something, which explains why new users are like wtf.
Primal is sorta doing it with subjects
