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we still are exceptionally bad at managing large in-groups (or ostensible in-groups). discord is a perfect example, you can fairly easily maintain relationship
by paulmd 3y ago
we still are exceptionally bad at managing large in-groups (or ostensible in-groups).
discord is a perfect example, you can fairly easily maintain relationships with 10 groups of 50 people, but 500 people is a chore
- whstl 3y agoYep. This is why I think super large Reddit communities, and also the federation part of Mastodon, are all a mistake that failed IMO. Sure, those tools need those things to grow, but the end result is as bad as social networking. "Less is more" has never been apt. I don't want to be able to connect to a billion people :/