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/r/RedditAlternatives asks what is the most popular alternative at the moment, 3 comments out of 4 mention the Threadiverse
(old.reddit.com)
Screenshotting it because sometimes those kind of posts gets deleted when the OP just wants to diss the Threadiverse
Don't understand why the 2nd comment says "there are too many options with PieFed..."
I think the PieFed settings page is quite straight forward and easy to understand.
Depends, to be honest it's kind of a moving environment, options can come and go, so I see @Demigodrick@lemmy.zip's point.
I like PieFed, but down the line once things are stabilized we probably need to revisit all the settings to streamline things a bit
I will add that as I host it myself, there are probably additional things a user doesn't see - Piefed is great. but they really need a pass at making sure all the cool things they are adding are easy to set up, documented well, and accessible.
One example is that on the admin page, there are lots of tabs with different things to configure. Then, for some reason, a different set of tabs is at the bottom of the page with different names for some of the same tabs, and others that are missing from the top etc.
I fully appreciate the active and constant development, but it really needs a UI pass.
We're definitely aware, there's an ongoing discussion about reviewing the admin panel as well as permissions on https://chat.piefed.social/