> However, it's definitely a possibility in the future, and the organization of the groups into a hierarchy some some interesting possibilities for it, where di

> However, it's definitely a possibility in the future, and the organization of the groups into a hierarchy some some interesting possibilities for it, where different languages could have their own separate group hierarchy. Finally a Reddit spin-off with a hierarchy! It should do marvels for discoverability, which is dreadful on flat Reddit-like sites. In my dreams, I'd like an even more Usenet-like system: * allow each base hierarchy to follow its own set of rules and govern its sub-groups; * a decentralised system, where each server is free to select which hierarchies it wants to relay or not. But anyway, even with a single server and single root system, having a hierarchy is already a big 'plus' in terms of organisation. And if someone really disagrees with the official tildes server governance, since the code is open-sourced, he can launch his own server with his own (disconnected) root hierarchy. PS: after writing this, I see that the decentralisation matter has a FAQ entry :-)