I'm more towards letting this instance continue to be a generalist one. There might be several meme communities here, but I think that allowing the users to create the communities they like, even if not related to memes, is better for their freedom.
I, myself, would like to have the freedom to create a community here, even if it's not about memes.
Yep. I once heard on an IRC room about testing being "highly unrecommendable" because it could break at any time!
I rolled my eyes. Testing branch is fully usable, and it rarely breaks if you are a mindful user.
i like this aspect of lemmy, because it lets me get to know new independent websites and blogs :-)
after all, the internet should be closer to the people and more far from the big platforms
By doing so, could Mastodon users reach our instance?
Completely insane.
Just in case you didn't know, there's PeerTube, an ActivityPub-compatible software for video sharing ;-)
I really recommend AnySoftKeyboard.
Isn't Tor browser based on Firefox?
I'm more towards letting this instance continue to be a generalist one. There might be several meme communities here, but I think that allowing the users to create the communities they like, even if not related to memes, is better for their freedom.
I, myself, would like to have the freedom to create a community here, even if it's not about memes.
Yep. I once heard on an IRC room about testing being "highly unrecommendable" because it could break at any time! I rolled my eyes. Testing branch is fully usable, and it rarely breaks if you are a mindful user.
i like this aspect of lemmy, because it lets me get to know new independent websites and blogs :-) after all, the internet should be closer to the people and more far from the big platforms