Reddit only had one subreddit for a topic, now Lemmy has multiple “ask lemmy”-communities for example - each on a different instance. What are your thoughts on this? I personally find it annoying to have to follow the “same” community 5 times for each community that I want to be part of. Is there a way to synchronize them, so that you post in c/asklemmy on lemmy.one and it appears and is able to being interacted with on lemmy.world? Should one become the dominant one and triumph on the others (instance wars ;). Or should I just get to peace with joining asklemmy on 5 different instances?

  • Jeena@jemmy.jeena.net
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    1 year ago

    Redid did not have only one subredid for a topic, there were many duplicates with different communities behind it.

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      1 year ago

      This 1000%

      /r/Guitar was completely different from /r/guitars and both were necessary.