Wikipedia is usually a good place for descriptions and definitions
Check out this article about Lemmy and feel free to make improvements to it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemmy_(social_network)

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/this-meme-is-from-the-future

Instructions unclear, got dick stuck in a box

lol I don’t think that Bender would be the best moderator

most people on the internet have way too smooth brain to comprehend this
therefore Lemmy is complex and scary

classic

post it to Mastodon with LemmyDev account

there are already few relevant issues open on GitHub about this. Go in there and voice your suggestions there as well.

this sounds like a feature request that should be opened in lemmy-ui issue tracker.

nice milestone

and now I wonder if there should be a kilomiterstone as well

I still don’t get why it was so easy for Matrix to overshadow XMPP as an IRC successor.
If XMPP already did federation and all the advanced stuff that people expect from modern chat platform, then why did it not become more poular? It was even basis for Google’s chat (Hangouts or whatever the first chat thing withing Gmail was) and for the first Facebook chat if I am not

interesting idea

Lemmy code is open source, so there is nothing stopping someone from implementing this and testing it out on a locally-ran instance.

Now let us observe how much more activity will there be around this article now.

You could have started with “Good news, everyone”.
Missed opportunity.

wait, what about if you have two communities where mods and admins are fine. Are there any options to federate those communities?

all this time I was under impression that communities already federate