> I'm not fully sure what their use case is to speak to that. The article spells it out-- they don't want drive-by, low-effort engagement with their posts. >

> I'm not fully sure what their use case is to speak to that. The article spells it out-- they don't want drive-by, low-effort engagement with their posts. > A good launching point to finding like minded people is this list though Perhaps I'm idiosyncratic, but I don't see any value in choosing a server or community based on interest. What I really care about is choosing a moderation policy, and viewing the content filtered through that lens. E.g., "Wholesome and non-contentious," or "thought-provoking and academic," etc. Even then, I want to do that through a dropdown, not through a sign up on a server hard-coded to a single policy.