Bookworm was the final straw that made me switch to Debian (and linux in general full time). Such a polished OS. And if the release cycle doesn't suit your workflow its a very smooth change over to one of the many debian-based distros.
I don't feel as if the amount of content within an instance matters, right? Since you are able to view content from all instances, the experience should be mostly the same.
Putting 'reddit' in a Google search is genuinely the only way to find a good discussion on most things nowadays.
Let's hope lemmy gets to this point in the future.
I know that it is not a popular topic in 2023 but a blockchain currency that allows users to 'award' posts/comments (similar to tipping in /r/dogecoin days) could provide instance owners with a source of income by taking a small portion of tips on their server.
Such a system would likely scale alongside user activity (read server load) and would encourage higher quality content. Would love to hear peoples thoughts on this.
pproe
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If you haven't already, subscribing to the hackernews RSS feed seems to cover most news stories in the tech space.