If you don’t know what the “Knights of New” was, it was a community moniker for redditors who voluntarily set their default view to all+new, and aggressively down voted poor quality posts across the whole ecosystem. This, I believe, was a big part of what made reddit great so many years ago, and I have noticed the lack of such a named effort happening on Lemmy, though I know there are already some out there who brave the swamp.

Its also my belief that a coordinated effort to simply give folks the idea of being the tip of the spear when it comes to posts, by creating a simple community with information about things like media literacy, good universal standards, or being discerning would be tremendously helpful.

Obviously I could just create the community myself, but I’m curious if folks think its worth the effort.

  • sem@piefed.blahaj.zone
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    4 hours ago

    I thought everybody already was reading New.

    I didn’t think we had enough posts to have other modes

    • velma@sh.itjust.works
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      1 hour ago

      I prefer Scaled usually as it shows more posts from smaller communities. Active only pulls posts that have been around for a day or two with lots of comments while Hot stays rather static through the day ime.