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Why Does Nobody Use Lemmy?
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this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2026
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Personally I'm not a fan. Imagine if /r/games and /r/gaming on reddit shared comment sections. That'd be a complete mess.
Different communities should be allowed to nurture their own culture.
Well it doesn't mix the comments, there's a divider between
A divider, lol. It's still the same page and everything. Hardly any separation. We shouldn't encourage this mono-culture style.
Well you don't have to use it if you don't like it. Many people like it, it was a feature with high demand. Even without the feature I always check the crossposts for different comments, so it's the same thing just more convenient, no difference in "mono-culture"
What do you think about the Mbin model? (linked an example post)
Is it just the related links under the post? Seems fine to me.