Not that it isn’t a great place as it is

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    7 days ago

    Not being able to downvote without responding, and unproductive comments (like pure ad hominems) being removed

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    7 days ago

    I struggle to remember the last time I considered any corner of the Internet to be a “joyous place”. At least pre-2020.

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    9 days ago

    Making it so when Mastodon users post here, they don’t shit the place up with their @s and #s.

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      9 days ago

      I think better compatibility with the Mastodon side would go a long way towards fixing the userbase / content problem.

      https://fedidb.com/

      There are 672k monthly active users on Mastodon who can’t easily interact with threadiverse. Although this is mostly a change that they need to implement

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    9 days ago

    Keeping bot posts at bay. Heed the bad example reddit set. It was once a good place until it was enshittified.

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    8 days ago

    \c\all, with some light moderation.

    Then some curated “default” communities with a mix of rotating non-defaults.

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        8 days ago

        An all community, like how Reddit started. Being able to start up a fringe community when there isn’t enough content to keep it active really restricts community growth.

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    8 days ago

    More courtesy, listening, and empathy of the human. I have seen too many times users jump to conclusions, extremes and high levels of hatred in their words. Things that if done in person would also cause others to avoid the situations, but when done online we all give it a pass. I’m sure I’m guilty of this as well. 🫠

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      8 days ago

      I agree. Sometimes words can’t fully express what we mean because we also rely on subtle cues from facial expressions and body language, and not everyone is a good writer. I’ve realized that my partner and I sometimes misunderstand each other, but things become clearer when we meet in person.

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    8 days ago

    More happy memes, more people posting about their hobbies, more people solving problems together.