A thought prompted by seeing instances growing and struggling to have enough resources. Then and now, people in groups trying to communicate something. Hardware became incredibly faster over decades, storage became incredibly more huge, and software bloat kept pace?

  • reddig33@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    One difference is there’s no organizational hierarchy like there is on Usenet.

    Another difference is that you can have fifteen different subs with the same name, confusing everyone, diluting contribution, and spurring multiple reposts of the same content in the “all” feed.

    Other than that, it’s similar.

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        1 year ago

        One challenge at a time, cuz!

        I’m sure it’s in the roadmap, but the devs have all kinds of moderation headaches and other things that are far more important to ‘brew up’ first.