As a first release this is so much more fully featured than anything I expected!! So impressive thanks @ljdawson@lemmy.world.
Imo I feel like given the size of the community there is too much segregation. All these android related topics should all just be in /c/android until we reach a critical mass that more organization is required. No one will bother to subscribe to all of those with 0 engagement.... And plz don't delete posts we are so small here! As long as it isn't spam I'm ok with questions etc. here. The rules shouldn't be the same as reddit as the community isn't the same (at least not yet).
I am using webweb.app which is a PWA Apollo clone. Its a bit weird cause the UI is iOS based, but it's by far the smoothest and full featured all I tried so far!
Scrolling is like butter, I can customize text size, and from comment reply notifications it actually directly opens the thread to the comment, and also highlights the comment which i love! Is liftoff and thunder similarly full featured?
this explains a lot. on Hot and on Active I see posts with 0 interaction (basically sorting by new). on Top I just see old posts :(
My dumbass thought 'local' meant popular in my geo location and 'all' is worldwide when I first joined 😅
I hope we're also on the cusp of a new era of search.. not sure how that would look like but I envision with SEO-optimized AI-generated articles (esp. all those top 10 articles which is so easy to generate with AI), Google is only going to continue going downhill spammed with fake content.
also reddit's own search kind of sucks, so Google is basically a glorified reddit search engine for me half the time.
there is something endearing about using this new technology that's a bit rough around the edges.
Decentralized is the future of the internet
Lurkers (me) are leaving too, hopefully en masse.
if there can be a coordinated migration to the fediverse during blackout, that'd be the dream.
Seems like a trash meme article just to say "killed by Google again!" when it's just some test app lmao