I think someone will add it to base Lemmy eventually, but I doubt it's high priority. Might be a while.
this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2023
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I think they will very useful if and when the user base of the bigger instances become big enough, I don't know how fast we will get there though.
It would be good to settle in for the long haul. Like reddit, things will change over a span of years. And lemmy doesn't necessarily need to copy everything about reddit, or restrict itself only things reddit already did. And some parts of reddit, I hope never make it into lemmy.
It's possible to hashtag Lemmy posts. That might be a good stop-gap
Is it? How do you do it, just add a hashtag in the body?
I don't have anything specifically against flairs, but I wish people would get away from the idea that Lemmy needs to copy every aspect of Reddit.
I agree. Although I'd prefer to see a return of user flairs over content flairs.
I survive without flairs, karma and awards
We could just tag them also
You can track the issue here:
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/1456
There is also the issue of post tags
What are those flairs?