This is what I mean…Left is tchncs.de, right is Lemmy.ml

Edit: Also, trying to access those communities that don’t appear in the search result for specific instance, gives this message

404: couldnt_find_community

  • DarkwinDuck@feddit.de
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    1 year ago

    Strongly agree on this one. If there’s already multiple gaming communities. Popular topics might have multiple communities on multiple instances very soon and that’s confusing for people.

    • lackthought@lemmy.sdf.org
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      1 year ago

      I think it could be a good thing overall

      each community might have a different culture so you can choose which to participate in

      like r/gaming vs. r/games on reddit

      both are ‘gaming’ communities but are not really the same in content

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        1 year ago

        As long as it is like that, i would agree. But i fear there might be competing communities that are mostly similar. Might be that through Darwinian selection at one point the fittest community survives but until then it might get confusing.

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          1 year ago

          yeah I’ll be interested to see how it all plays out starting on the 12th, and especially after July 1st

          we will likely see multiple communities vying to be ‘top dog’ in their respective specialties

          as far as I can tell this really isn’t a problem for other federated software like Mastodon because people just use hashtags over there instead of defined communities with rules like reddit/lemmy where people ‘join’ and generally hang out

          either way I’m excited to see what happens