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I just started watching Infinity Train! I like it a lot – though I’m not sure what there will be to contribute on that, since the show’s about over, right?
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Lemmy should really provide ways to automatically ingest RSS feeds to bootstrap the user community.
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This is what voting is for, and it’s already in place. Let the users chose to join a community that ingests feeds if they want to do so. It’s their choice.
I’m kinda inclined to disagree on the basis that it’d be interesting to see how Lemmy conventions and behavior manifest naturally. Lemmy doesn’t necessarily have to be like anything before it, even if it’s similar
That’s up to every instance/community to decide. I agree that’s a very good policy for lemmy.ml, but rather disagree it’s a good policy for lemmy software. Personally, i believe interop between ActivityPub, webmention, matrix and XMPP is key to the decentralized ecosystem taking off… but i don’t think it’s the responsibility of a specific of software to interop with every other federated networks, but rather a network-wide responsibility.
This is a non-sequitur. Isn’t Lemmy designed to federate?
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We dont have time to implement something like that directly in Lemmy, but its easy enough to write a bot using the API.
Most content on the internet is some kind of repost so I think that shouldn’t be a problem.
i agree, and people will make there own origanal stuff on the sublemmies aswell