There have been some privacy concerns regarding Lenny’s implementation (deleted posts and whatnot). Which has kept some users second-guessing the change. I have tried aether before coming here, but sadly, there are not enough people there.

I just hope that the community from Reddit doesn’t spread itself out too much :(

I miss more intuitive comment collapsing, I used it a lot to skip conversations faster than scrolling through them.

The whole federation thing is not intuitive for new folks. Although watching the lemmy.ml bubble is pretty funny.

I’m interested in reading more about Lenny’s privacy and internal workings, but this information is pretty hard to find.

Docs for anyone interested

I’m concerned about a reliable deletion mechanism Lemmy doesn’t care about your privacy

Reddit thread of the same story

I’m also concerned by some posts which I hope are not true:

Lemmy’s creator banned from r/socialism for posting neo nazi literature

True, mobile experience is truly terrible and must be prioritized imo

It’s important for resiliency, but I’m afraid that many communities will loose a lot of value when they don’t agree on a place to go

Interesting, I wonder how does decentralized nature of fetching data from other instances affect this. Thanks for providing the reference! Will look into it.

What’s the benefit of doing this apart from a technical challenge and fun? Such a server wouldn’t support the network in any way, right?

AC Odyssey, many people have negative opinions of this game as an AC game. I think if you like the time period and are not an original trilogy diehard fan, you can find it interesting.

There’s an excellent style available through userstyles that might make the experience more bearable. If you have some technical skill and time, you could make one that looks and behaves as old.reddit. I expect something like that will appear soon there as I hear more and more complaints about the UI.

In programming community it’s a well-known issue. Mostly because programmers often use reddit, but also because of the API discussions. A popular programming YouTuber - Fireship did a video on the topic.

What do you guys think of buying Cyberpunk 2077? I’ve been waiting for it to improve before buying, and with the dlc around the corner, and generally good opinions it seems like a great time to buy.

Edit: Just bought it together with the DLC, thanks for the recommendations!