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  • S Skavau

    server speed

    rocket - fast
    lightning - medium

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    turboSnail
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    Phew. Picked my instance based on vibes alone, but it turned out good anyway. Didn't even know about the speed ratings.

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    • die4ever@retrolemmy.comD die4ever@retrolemmy.com

      Link-aggregator-verse

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      turboSnail
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      Yeah... That works in the context where people actually share links. Various news communities definitely fit that description, but then there are several discussion communities where links aren't the main point. Take ask lemmy or no stupid questions for example. Oh, and then there are also picture communities like superbowl.

      Lumping all of them together with "link aggregator" platforms doesn't fit very well. From a historical perspective that's fine though. As far as I know, Reddit started as a link aggregator, and diversified later.

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      • T turboSnail

        Yeah... That works in the context where people actually share links. Various news communities definitely fit that description, but then there are several discussion communities where links aren't the main point. Take ask lemmy or no stupid questions for example. Oh, and then there are also picture communities like superbowl.

        Lumping all of them together with "link aggregator" platforms doesn't fit very well. From a historical perspective that's fine though. As far as I know, Reddit started as a link aggregator, and diversified later.

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        die4ever@retrolemmy.com
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        #43

        yea I was just joking lol, there was recently a discussion about how join-lemmy was still saying "link aggregator" and everyone thought it was a terrible description

        https://lemmy.ml/post/41719890

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        • die4ever@retrolemmy.comD die4ever@retrolemmy.com

          yea I was just joking lol, there was recently a discussion about how join-lemmy was still saying "link aggregator" and everyone thought it was a terrible description

          https://lemmy.ml/post/41719890

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          turboSnail
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          But I guess that's still technically correct, the best kind of correct. Still sounds odd, but I guess it kinda works as long as you use the term because of historical reasons.

          Regardless, now that Lemmy/Piefed has become such diverse platforms, it's getting harder to nail it down into a single convenient term.

          I think the defining feature of these platforms is the topic focused approach. On Mastodon, you care about the people who write whatever, while on Lemmy/Piefed, you care about a topic written by whoever.

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          • T turboSnail

            But I guess that's still technically correct, the best kind of correct. Still sounds odd, but I guess it kinda works as long as you use the term because of historical reasons.

            Regardless, now that Lemmy/Piefed has become such diverse platforms, it's getting harder to nail it down into a single convenient term.

            I think the defining feature of these platforms is the topic focused approach. On Mastodon, you care about the people who write whatever, while on Lemmy/Piefed, you care about a topic written by whoever.

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            OpenStars
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            Also Mbin, nodeBB, and perhaps flarum.

            Threaded conversations = Threadiverse. Hierarchical replies.

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            • blackn1ght@feddit.ukB blackn1ght@feddit.uk

              Where's the increase coming from? Users changing from Lemmy or new users to the theadiverse? (I fucking hate that word)

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              OpenStars
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              Nobody loves it, but fewer people including several major contributors seem to hate it than any alternative.

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              It might be nice if The Verse won. It won't, and it shouldn't, but it's a nice thought regardless:-).

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              • H HubertManne

                I understand that but when I see a graph that does not start at zero I can take it into account. I get you though about best practice. Usually this type of thing I think is from software defaulting to it to avoid white space. At the extreme if you have something that is at a million and goes up to 1.1 million that can be a huge jump for a particular time span but if you started at zero it would just look like a straight line.

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                Ek-Hou-Van-Braai
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                Yea I totally get why both exist.
                Over long timespans starting at zero will just give you a lot of whitespace

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                • blackn1ght@feddit.ukB blackn1ght@feddit.uk

                  Where's the increase coming from? Users changing from Lemmy or new users to the theadiverse? (I fucking hate that word)

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                  tollana1234567@lemmy.today
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                  i heard its being promoted on reddit, could be from there.

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                  • Blaze (he/him)B Blaze (he/him)

                    (I fucking hate that word)

                    Not the biggest fan either, but nobody has better alternative. Compared to Forumverse, Threadiverse is a bit better.

                    Also a few threads on !fedibridge@lemmy.dbzer0.com and !fedigrow@lemmy.zip

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                    cabbage
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                    The social web is the grown up sounding alternative I guess.

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                    • cabbageC cabbage

                      The social web is the grown up sounding alternative I guess.

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                      Blaze (he/him)
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                      People will think the social Web is existing social networks

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                      • RimuR Rimu

                        Yes I'd be happy to find a better word for it. Although, with low social stability eventually there will be 0% uptime so they are related.

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                        die4ever@retrolemmy.com
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                        support? backing? idk

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                        • cabbageC cabbage

                          The social web is the grown up sounding alternative I guess.

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                          irelephant [he/him]
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                          That also encompasses microblogs like mastodon, and bluesky.

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                          • die4ever@retrolemmy.comD die4ever@retrolemmy.com

                            Community-verse? Groupiverse? Topicverse? Lol

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                            irelephant [he/him]
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                            I don't see why it has to end in verse. Like, boardnet sounds good (in my opinion), board network, because Lemmy/piefed is a network of boards.

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                            • irelephant [he/him]I irelephant [he/him]

                              I don't see why it has to end in verse. Like, boardnet sounds good (in my opinion), board network, because Lemmy/piefed is a network of boards.

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                              die4ever@retrolemmy.com
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                              I kinda like that actually

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                              • H HubertManne

                                TIL I read graphs badly.

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                                AlmightyDoorman
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                                That's not what i meant to say, taking a closer look and trying to undestand it all is obbiously good.
                                But graphs have a big glance value and should be able to convey key information at a glance.

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                                • blackn1ght@feddit.ukB blackn1ght@feddit.uk

                                  Where's the increase coming from? Users changing from Lemmy or new users to the theadiverse? (I fucking hate that word)

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                                  scmstr@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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                                  Please don't be bots....

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                                  • irelephant [he/him]I irelephant [he/him]

                                    I don't see why it has to end in verse. Like, boardnet sounds good (in my opinion), board network, because Lemmy/piefed is a network of boards.

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                                    Coelacanth
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                                    Maybe this is showing my age and the association will not materialize in the minds of younger people, but boardnet makes me think of a bunch of old-school phpBB message board forums.

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                                    • B biltong

                                      Source: https://piefed.fediverse.observer/dailystats

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                                      flames5123@sh.itjust.works
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                                      Let’s see if piefed is as open as it claims to be. The creator and maintainer actually injects their own opinion into the source code. There are so many deny lists and a social score built into the system.

                                      Piefed is great at putting in new features and making everything pretty. But it’s so opinionated, you’re better off on Reddit, imo.

                                      Source: https://lemmy.ml/comment/23662293

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                                      • F flames5123@sh.itjust.works

                                        Let’s see if piefed is as open as it claims to be. The creator and maintainer actually injects their own opinion into the source code. There are so many deny lists and a social score built into the system.

                                        Piefed is great at putting in new features and making everything pretty. But it’s so opinionated, you’re better off on Reddit, imo.

                                        Source: https://lemmy.ml/comment/23662293

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                                        Skavau
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                                        Almost all of these are able to be turned off.

                                        By "social credit" you just mean a toned down version of Reddits karma (that doesn't track positive score)?

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                                        • S Skavau

                                          server speed

                                          rocket - fast
                                          lightning - medium

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                                          zombie@feddit.uk
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                                          But lightning is faster than rockets... What? This doesn't make any sense at all!

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