A handful of them. The fragmentation of lemmy is yet to be improved. It is common for me trying to subscribe to remote community that the remote community is not found or the instance is in "Blocked Instances".
This is bad for general users since they will not be patient or bother to open multiple accounts across multiple instances.
Thanks. This "instances" page is useful. I just realize I can access it from the lower right corner menu item "Instances".
Two things matter: (1) Content (2) Accessibility to the content.
For (1), we need more active participations and generate more content.
For (2), the mechansim of remote community discovery and subscription are still very tedious and error prone. Not only the remote community is not visible to the instance (Yes I know it's lazy fetching but it still does not work somehow for some remote community subscriptions), but also the lack of integration of community browser are still hard for general users.
In the last few days I have spent countless hours to try community subscriptions on a number of instances.
Ideally, the browser.feddit.de should have clickable links. Then on Android, Jerboa should register intent of such links and ask if the user would like to subscribe.
Good infographics! It is better to change the screenshots to light theme (instead of dark) since the links and buttons are hard to read in the photo.
Given the majority of your repo are in Java, I guess your bot is written in Java as well? As a Java guy, I'd love to help! Cheers 👍🏻
Not really, you may subscribe, read and comment on remote communities.
(Just like this message I am posting from my feddit.de instance)
Making contribution to the lemmy fediverse 💪🏻
Finished Witcher 3 main quest in Steam Deck (the font is so small on Deck)
Now got consumed by The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
I keep dedicated wired headphones for my Nintendo Switch and Steamdeck. As usual bluetooth ones for phones and tablets.
Absolutely, just putting down it after ~80 hours (Have not started the DLC yet). I have not played Witcher 1 and 2 so a little bit confused a bit by some background (geography, who's who, past adventures).