Let's spread out lemmys userbase so that a single instance can't take out large chunks of the network
Let's spread out lemmys userbase so that a single instance can't take out large chunks of the network
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The average person doesn't understand decentralizing networks.
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Yeah, especially all the Reddit expats. Myself included. Took me a while to understand what federated meant and how it worked.
But also what redditors want from Lemmy vs what Lemmy is are somewhat two different things.
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Would you mind doing a quick "ELI5"?
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I'm probably not the right person to explain it as I still only have a rudimentary understand of it.
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Thanks anyway. I'll read up!
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@embrcrndm @altimaneo I'll just say this: I'm currently sending this from Mastodon. Your instance and my instance both use the ActivityPub protocol which is likened to email by many people.
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Whoa shit, that's awesome!!
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@embrcrndm No kidding :)
Welcome to the #fediverse!
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I’m in the same boat. I feel like I get what Lemmy is really all about now, but I also feel like I still have no idea what all of it really is.
Is fun though
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The average tech idealist underestimates network effects and natural centralization. Any goal beyond a single entity having over half the traffic is probably too ambitious.
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