I'm eagerly looking forward to more silly, niche communities. Communities like /c/pigeon@mander.xyz & /c/stick@sh.itjust.works are wonderful examples of people providing genuinely human and silly fun content. It shows there's an actual community, not just nerds advocating for Linux.
I do find a few things annoying about the federation system, like opening links directly to lemmy.world on my desktop an having to surgically recreate the link on my instance if I want to interact with it at all. I figure it's part of the growing pains and we will find interesting ways to solve it.
Still, I feel so much better using this platform. I feel like contributing isn't just padding the Reddit admin's pockets and being used to fuel AI models. Y'all are a much more chill group anyway. I'll keep posting my food here.
Yeah, I've been noticing people are moving from a spreadsheet or word doc to a "board" of sorts. Microsoft has their own one that gets passed around at my org.
Seems to be a way to make the info more "top level" appropriate easily. Execs don't want to be bothered with a spreadsheet anymore.
Blessed info