I really hope there will be an option in Lemmy and Sublinks (and bin,mbin etc) to move communities between instances. But I think that's not very easy.
I agree that having a few large instances isn't how the fediverse is meant to be. Ideally there would be a separate instance for each community.
.world has many instances in the fediverse and existed long before Lemmy.world. Ruud has never, to my knowledge, posed anything like this post about another potential fedi service. The other fediverse services have coexisted without need to position them against each other. This difference in approach implies intentions, if not outright actions with the illusion of user input.
I see my name mentioned here, but I don't understand the remark. Positioning fediverse services against each other?
The team has posted this to get input to assist the Sublinks development team in getting moderation tools in their software.
I think it's good there's many options in software to choose from. Lemmy, Kbin, Main, Piefed, Sublinks. I also run mastodon, but also similar platforms like firefish, sharkey, akkoma etc. Users can choose. Nothing is positioned against each other. They all work together as 1 large Fediverse. And, the more instances, the better. The fediverse ideally should exist of many instances instead of a few large ones. (Yes, I agree that having 1 big Lemmy server isn't ideal. But that's another discussion.)
I like Vivaldi, which is Chromium based. I also like Safari for the speed. Difficult to choose between the two.
The feature that Vivaldi has and Safari hasn't, which I'm missing in Safari, is tab auto-refresh.
This is f**kin annoying me. Because we don't pay for premium support, it takes them hours to respond to an e-mail.
So they ask me to specify a time when they can enable the account, so I can immediately remove the content.
So I specify 12:00 UTC, but they don't respond so I need to propose a new time hoping they will respond before that...
I really hope there will be an option in Lemmy and Sublinks (and bin,mbin etc) to move communities between instances. But I think that's not very easy. I agree that having a few large instances isn't how the fediverse is meant to be. Ideally there would be a separate instance for each community.