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Your could still have accounts for communities, replacing the "instances" of your current model. You could still follow littr.me and see everything they curated
by remram 4y ago
Your could still have accounts for communities, replacing the "instances" of your current model. You could still follow littr.me and see everything they curated and avoid everything they moderated.
I'm not saying you should do this, or even that it's a perfect model, I guess I'm just surprised it hasn't been tried.
- mariusor 4y agoThe other link aggregator options in the fediverse allow this, so people that want to work with that model they can choose one of them. In littr.me I want the focus to be explicit on forming a smallish community surrounding a restricted range of interests.
- remram 4y agoI am not familiar with the other aggregator then. The only other one I know is Lemmy, and while it does have the ability to create multiple communities on a single server (= subreddits), those communities appear the same to everyone. There is no following users, only communities. It's possible I missed a platform though (exciting!)