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What do you think would improve your Lemmy experience?
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this post was submitted on 27 Feb 2024
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More comments, in general. Many posts have tons of upvotes but zero comments so it’s hard to engage in a conversation.
can't speak for others, but i'm mostly the quiet/introverted/lurker type..
sometimes i just feel like i have nothing valuable to add to the conversation
i will make an active effort to engage more tho
This is a good start :) thanks for the comment/contribution
If you do decide to engage, keep in mind that you're speaking into one of several identical breakout rooms rather than a giant auditorium as on Reddit.
In real life meetings I find that smaller groups leads to better discussions.