Cross-posting has struck me as a little strange and I think maybe this is a part of it.

Doesn't it benefit larger communities more than smaller ones by keeping the activity in a larger one, since they can comment there rather than go to the smaller community? 🤔

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/30807892 in !askshit@sh.itjust.works

And what do you think helped keep the group work from falling into the stereotypical exercise in frustration?

Personally I find myself checking out fiction media from all over time.

Original Title:
Supposing no technical hurdles to experiencing a piece of fiction media, does when it came out influence whether you check it out?

Original was convoluted as I wanted to try to bypass convos about the technical accessibility of the media (i.e. wouldn't if I had to get a VCR or cassette player to watch/listen to/etc.).

This community may have been a fun mistake in hindsight, unless...?

I'll read long posts in either format, but the fragmented format of chained microblog posts, or threads, is mildly distracting at times.

Everyone's opinionated about tech and politics around here, but not entertainment or other subjects as much? What's that about?

Hey you, yes you can! Here! Unless you don't want to? What if you're told not to?